The phrase "activity will be a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing or predicting a future event or occurrence related to an activity.
Example: "The upcoming team-building exercise will be a fun and engaging activity for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "activity is going to be a" or "activity shall be a".
Prosecutors and defense lawyers have each indicated that Heredia's drug activity will be a key part of their cases.
"The key indicator of a future recovery in oilfield services activity will be a stabilization and recovery in the demand for oil," Mr. Gould said.
"Of course we are developing philanthropy... but in terms of actually making the sums add up, that increase in commercial activity will be a necessary part of it".
"Any Israeli government that accepts the two-state solution, negotiates with us on all core issues without exception and agrees to stop settlement activity will be a partner," the Associated Press quoted Saeb Erakat, a Palestinian negotiator, as saying.
Because for Apple and Google to capture the intent oriented activity will be a much steeper hill to climb.
The first expected activity will be a detailed analysis of energy analysis methods on transport modes favouring a detailed analysis of methods proposed by bibliography in order to asses effective comparison modes between different transport system and to define validated criteria for the comparison of results against today automotive industry standards.
Understanding how waveform characteristics contribute to the actions of US on neuronal activity will be an important issue to resolve.
Whether other splicing regulators, such as Hu proteins, regulate HDAC activity will be an important question to address.
Concurrent measurement of shear strain and electromyographic measurement of muscle activity will be an important next step to further understand these potentially important pathophysiological mechanisms.
A recently-formed group of researchers, calling themselves Eulenspiegel Action, has been lobbying hard against the transformation, arguing that dropping ESF's grant-giving activities will be a loss for Europe-wide, curiosity-driven science.
