The phrase "activity wiser" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest being more knowledgeable or prudent regarding activities, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "To become more activity wiser, one must reflect on past experiences and learn from them."
Alternatives: "more knowledgeable about activities" or "more prudent in activities".
(According to Fitbit, I am in the top 2percentt activity-wise for women my age who use the device). But the Fitbit made me conscious of all the times I am not moving.
Indeed, it is a corollary of Madeira's appeal to a younger audience that visitors who are over the age of 45 may, at times during our stay, feel that we aren't fully grabbing the bull by the horns activity-wise.
Activity-wise, four-year-old Saavn is "approaching" 200 million streams per month, after the volume of streaming increased three-fold during the past twelve months.
Through the annual Summit and a growing range of year-round activities, WISE enables thinkers, policymakers and practitioners to share ideas that result in real benefits to society through education.
Activity-wise, there were a few things dotted about.
The job was an hour from my house, which actually would have been fine if the challenge and the intellectual stimulation gave me something to mull over and strategize about while I was on the train, but what I found is that the job itself was rote enough that the two hours per day were all but wasted, brain-activity-wise.
Although C3 is by no means a state-of-the-art catalyst activity-wise, these results provide compelling evidence that the deconvolution methodology has accurately predicted the most active catalyst from a dynamic system.
If you do a certain kind of camp (sports, horse-back riding) you should bring what you would need activities wise.
Disassociative vs. associative activity, a wise friend said.
Patriarch Teoctist, who has died aged 92 following complications from a prostate operation, had just penned one of his most fulsome tributes, praising him for his "brilliant activity... wise guidance... daring thinking", and claiming that the Romanian people were living "in a golden age, properly and righteously bearing [Ceausescu's] name".
