The phrase "arranging activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of organizing or planning various tasks or events.
Example: "She is responsible for arranging activities for the annual company retreat."
Alternatives: "organizing events" or "planning activities".
Ms. Zhuo's modeling agency in Shanghai quickly capitalized on the win, arranging activities in San Francisco and Honolulu.
She added that the company was great with kids too, arranging activities for them, including "diving off the boat, artwork contests, having them dressed up as pirates as we did the limbo and crossed the equator".
The gift invites only arranging activities; the occupation invites also controlling, modifying, transforming, creating activities.
She finds that the middle class adopts a "concerted cultivation" pattern, arranging activities for children and not hesitating to intervene in children's activities.
At the other end of the spectrum, you have the political platform, which refers to an arrangement of statements and positions in relation to particular issues, whereby the platform refers more to a way of organising and arranging activities, as well as material (including data).
(For more information about arranging activities on Rainbow Beach, visit the beach's website).
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.
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.
Leon has gone to great lengths to arrange activities so that everyone can get involved.
