The phrase "activity which can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type of activity that is possible or permissible under certain conditions.
Example: "The workshop will focus on an activity which can be completed in small groups to encourage collaboration."
Alternatives: "task that may be" or "action that can be".
Energy can be expended by means of physical activity, which can be divided in different sub-behaviors such as active transportation (e.g. cycling to work), daily activities (e.g. cleaning), leisure time activities (e.g. walking), and sports [ 9].
Drama is a decidedly unreal activity, which can be indulged only if everyone involved admits it.
The Virgin formula focuses mainly on promoting physical activity, which can be measured using pedometers, accelerometers or heart-rate monitors.
This split site leads to complete loss of activity, which can be restored upon small-molecule-induced dimerization in cells.
We show the imPOD cells exhibit long-term high proliferative activity, which can be effectively reversed by FLP recombinase.
In clear difference to the grains, twins have a much higher activity which can be proved in cyclovoltamograms as well as with metal deposition.
Steaming treatment resulted in an additional decrease in n-hexane activity which can be probably assigned to the dealumination process that takes place during steaming.
These findings show that well-defined surface microtopographies promote osteogenic activity, which can be used on implant surfaces to improve integration with the host bone tissue.
Here we present an online materials-related activity, which can be implemented into any course (traditional or online) related to chemical, mechanical, or biomedical engineering.
Our results show that engineered stable growth factor variants exhibit enhanced and prolonged activity, which can be advantageous in terms of the potential therapeutic applications of FGF-1.
The research led to environmental conditions that maximized bacteriocin activity, which can be expressed as a polynomial function of temperature and NaCl concentration.
