The phrase "arranged activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities that have been organized or planned in a specific manner.
Example: "The conference will include several arranged activities to facilitate networking among attendees."
Alternatives: "organized events" or "scheduled activities".
The final ideal type consists of the "ego-active" older people (G. in Table 2), who "only" participate in arranged activities or perform activities in order to enjoy themselves.
As a mother of three, I took turns looking after other people's children and arranged activities from day to day.
Everyone hooks up again for the evening meal - though you're free to opt out of any arranged activities.
In January the small seaside town where I live threw open its doors to 125 refugees, where the town cooked a slap-up meal and arranged activities for the refugees.
To encourage more gathering, Ms. Corbisiero, the museum's education director, has arranged activities for January and February that include a lecture on food, a carnival ball and workshops on making piñatas and masks.
As the days went by, I decided one of the biggest changes in Troncones was the number of such arranged activities: Live salsa music at bars, bird-watching, eco-tours into the mountains, painting lessons on the beach at an art house called Casa Creativa.
In order to characterize the topography of S1 activity during touch observation, one would have to let participants observe touch to different parts of the hands, such as different digits, and see whether distinct and topographically arranged activity changes in S1 were evoked.
Autism Adventures arranges activities for families affected by the condition.
A concierge service will help arrange activities including horseback riding and golf at nearby courses.
The development will also help arrange activities including sailing, scuba diving, hiking and windsurfing.
Ms. Zhuo's modeling agency in Shanghai quickly capitalized on the win, arranging activities in San Francisco and Honolulu.
