The phrase "any new activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about or discussing recently introduced tasks, events, or engagements.
Example: "Are there any new activities planned for the upcoming team-building event?"
Alternatives: "any recent tasks" or "any additional events".
The 2012 London Games would have been the ideal platform for British players to demonstrate their skill, but the IOC decided not to replace softball and baseball, the two sports that were voted off the 2012 programme, with any new activities.
Without sleep, your body and mind is weak, slow, and definitely not energetic enough to accommodate any new activities you want to do.
In reference to one of the worst mass executions in the modern history of the Middle East, being carried by the government officials, Montazri stated that "So, now, without their having carried out any new activities (the prisoners), we execute them.
No dietary advice was provided, and during the training and detraining period, participants were allowed to maintain any recreational activities they were currently involved in, but were discouraged from participating in any new activities or regular exercise training.
"As with any new activity, people playing the Wii system should pace themselves and not overdo it," Ms. Kaigler said.
Classes are a good way to learn the basics of any new activity, especially one that requires specific skills, like painting or music.
Mr. Salazar said that the relatively small number of existing mining claims around the canyon would be honored but that he was leaning strongly against allowing any new activity.
This links users' iCloud accounts to their mobile, so if there's any new activity (for example, if hackers have stolen a users log-in and try to use it on a new computer) Apple will check this with the user by texting a code to their mobile.
And for the height of convenience, Plaxo's Pulse service launched this week will aggregate all of your online social networks and send out an information "feed" that captures any new activity all on one page.
With any new activity outside their comfort zone, they'll often put forward effort until it gets difficult or challenging.
