The phrase "admirable activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe actions or endeavors that are worthy of admiration or respect.
Example: "The organization is known for its admirable activities in promoting environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "commendable actions" or "praiseworthy endeavors."
His stoicism is admirable.
By announcing your admirable activity through office e-mail, you make it vaguely work-related, tempting subcontractors to donate who would not otherwise do so, presumably to curry favor with you and thus help themselves get hired.
These derivatives are also endowed with admirable antioxidant activity.
The results confirm that nanostructured LSCF exhibits admirable electrochemical activity and can effectively reduce the overpotential.
Their admirable list of sustainable activities -- and there are many that we are not listing here -- is impressive.
In-silico and in vitro studies revealed that some of these hybrid derivatives demonstrated admirable GABA AT inhibitory activity.
In the case of pleasure, there are other reasons for thinking that it is not worthy of admiration, namely, that pleasant experiences are not admirable like virtue and intellectual activity and that one is not considered admirable in respect of feeling pleasure, though one is in respect of behaving virtuously and in respect of intellectual activity (FE 271).
What she brings to the story is a thorough knowledge of Wordsworth's day-to-day activities and an admirable common sense, which allows her to dismiss the wilder speculations with which other biographers have tried to spice up the poet's usually plain existence.
And much of his previous criminal activity is strangely admirable, stemming from highly imaginative schemes for keeping himself alive.
Rutin is a known and well reputed secondary metabolite of plants with admirable hepatoprotective, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities [ 39].
