The phrase "card activity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any activity or game that involves playing cards. You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as describing a specific game or activity, discussing strategies or rules for card games, or planning a card game event. Example: "The students had a blast playing different card activities during the school's game night. Some played poker, while others tried their hand at blackjack."
Ms. Landis said some of her business card activity had appeared on personal credit reports.
Banks are also increasingly cautious about fraudulent credit and debit card activity abroad.
If the increased card activity in late 2015 has continued over the festive period, £1.4bn to £1.5bn pounds of credit card switching could take place this month.
We are vigilant in our house about monitoring credit card activity, especially after traveling, and this was not the first time that unauthorized charges had appeared after recent trips.
Recent retail spending reports showed a modest improvement in spending on food, clothing and other consumer goods; the consumer borrowing report measures revolving and nonrevolving loans, such as credit card activity and auto loans.
It often takes months for these attacks to be discovered by hotels — and by customers who may be on the road frequently and not monitoring card activity reports carefully.
She represents New York City, and she is quite cognizant that one of New York's major industries and exports is banking, even though the lion's share of credit card activities left New York in the early 1980s.
The company tells me that the home feed is organized by due dates, card activities that may need your immediate attention and "everything that has happened across boards you watch while you were gone".
Neiman Marcus said its credit card processor alerted the retailer in December about potential unauthorized payment card activities and the U.S. Secret Service is investigating.
It had something else up its sleeve: Its webOS UI incorporated a deck-of-cards activity interface to be the driver for low friction mobile multitasking.
The terms patience and solitaire have been applied to indicate any one-player card-related activity, including building card houses, flipping cards into a hat, and arranging them into mathematical "magic squares".
