The phrase "activity would be a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or hypothetical nature of an activity in a specific context.
Example: "If we had more resources, the activity would be a great opportunity for team building."
Alternatives: "the activity could be a" or "the activity might be a".
Possible predictions were as follows: (1) the same brain regions would be active during both single and conjunction tasks but conjunction-task activity would be (a) lower than, (b) higher than, or (c) intermediate to preferred single-task activity; (2) conjunction-task trials would elicit activity in additional brain regions that are recruited to a lesser extent during either of the single-tasks.
Such activity would be a violation of federal securities laws.
Looked at in that context, even the comptroller's estimate of $20 million a day in new economic activity would be a drop in the bucket.
The official report said: "Premises would continue to operate and would be subject to general enforcement activity through trading standard and public health powers; any criminal or illegal activity would be a matter for Police Scotland to address".
"The European Union revised their insider trading laws to make it clear that any gaining of inside information by criminal activity would be a violation of insider trading laws," Mr. Langevoort said.
Professor Wasser said that when he started the project four years ago, he thought boat activity would be a crucial element of whale stress, reflected through stress hormones in their scat.
Gary Watson holds that deciding is 'an ubiquitous instance of agency', and that 'a human being who never engaged in such activity would be an agent only in a very truncated sense' [ 2004: 126].
Most subsequent cerebellar-learning models, however, have followed Albus in assuming that climbing fiber activity would be an error signal, and would cause synchronously activated parallel fiber inputs to be weakened.
A more apt analogy to organized social activity would be an assortment of games that can be played by different combinations of people in different ways.
In the UK "there are about 25 million users of Facebook" and "possibly 125 million posts a day", so passing terror-related activity would be an "enormous job," he added.
Of course, just about any reading of the news over the past several years would suggest that government oversight and monitoring of PMCs was so lacking and deficient that suggesting the government controlled a PMC contractor's day to day activity would be an extremely hard case to make.
