"backward activities" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities that involve going back in some way or reversing the direction in which one usually does something. For example: "I decided to spice things up and incorporate some backward activities into my exercise routine."
The sister, Hanaa, a high school student, "is conducting backward religious activity inside the school," a security agent wrote in black ink in October 1980, a time of widespread persecution of Shiite Muslims.
(Schott 1997) And yet others advocate for an active philosophical engagement with a text rather than the backward-looking activity of trying to determine the exact meaning of a historical text.
In financial institutions, risk management is largely a backward-looking activity that is heavily quantitative and most often driven by regulatory fiat.
For backward perturbations, muscle activity in the lower leg and arm, and center of pressure peak displacements, were earlier and larger when standing at virtual height.
Empirical analyses provide evidence of the association of Kaizen activities with backward knowledge transfer for process improvement but do not show the association with backward knowledge transfer for buyer supplier product co-design.
Ms. Pillay also said she was "disturbed at the failure to ensure accountability for serious human rights violations, including torture, that took place" at Guantanamo Bay meaning President Obama's decision at the start of the administration not to "look backward" at the illegal activities of the Bush administration.
No account was taken of the indirect value added associated with the activities, though backward and forward linkages.
However, all of the PE models ignore the forward and backward links between agricultural activities and the rest of the economy.
For example, in most underdeveloped economies, the technology used to carry out agricultural activities is backward.
Therefore, we decided not to investigate the eye-position effect on reaching activity during backward arm movements.
