The phrase "and extent of activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the range or scope of various actions or tasks within a specific context.
Example: "The report outlines the goals and extent of activities planned for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "and scope of activities" or "and range of activities".
We are urgently investigating the nature and extent of its activities and will take action where appropriate".
The interviews focused on: 1. individuals' experience with dual practice; 2. the general underlying pressures that influence the nature and extent of such activities; and 3. attitudes toward, and the influence of, regulation on such activities.
The interviews were built around a series of questions that focused on three key issues: 1. individuals' experience with dual practice; 2. the general underlying pressures that influence the nature and extent of such activities; and 3. attitudes toward, and the influence of, regulation on such activities.
Particular attention was given to the analysis of the type and extent of landscape activities and their relationship with farm characteristics.
Role limitation (physical) refers to the limitations that reduced physical health has on the range and extent of physical activities one is able to perform.
This resonated with findings from our earlier survey of board members from all 85 health service boards in Victoria, 24 where wide variation was evident in the nature and extent of relevant activities being undertaken at the board level.
Hence, accurate assessment of the type and extent of physical activity becomes critical for estimation of the activity metabolism, especially in older adults.
Phase 4: Sustainability (experimental sites only) Measuring Sustainability PEC co-chair, Research team 15 minutes (PEC co-chair) 6 months after disengaging from PEC, research team collects chart abstraction data to identify current rate of client referrals; notes nature and extent of PEC activity (if any) beyond implementation phase.
