The phrase "committee activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the actions or tasks undertaken by a committee.
Example: "The committee activity focused on improving community engagement and outreach programs."
Alternatives: "committee work" or "committee proceedings".
A flurry of activity began at home, but it was committee activity, and mostly concerned with pinning labels on organisation charts rather than actually shaking anything up.
As clerk of committees, he led a significant increase in committee activity, enhancing the house's ability to scrutinise the work of government.
This will produce a whirl of White Papers, a flurry of committee activity, a set of legislative rivalries as every chairman in the stable seeks to be the lead horse in the romp to legislative glory.
As an example (pdf), if our goal is to create a community of happy children and adults in a village the "if and then" logic would be like this: If we establish a community committee (activity) and people are enthusiastic (assumption) then we'll have the capacity to build and manage a playground (output).
Each MP and MEP has a devoted page on the website which details their biographical and contact details and their committee activity.
Dr Hannah White from the Institute for Government think tank said this could break the link between committee activity and party positions and encourage a sense of independence among conveners.
The findings suggest that people in the healthy village project site have higher self-efficacy, especially those with active participation in the health committee activities.
Committee activities include curriculum development, program expansion, budget guidelines, and review of Department Mentored Trainee Grant applications.
Correspondence and other materials documenting the administrative functioning of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, including a 1978 self-study, teaching programs, curriculum development, planning for joint degrees, fundraising and committee activities.
The Administrative Board meets four times a year to discuss committee activities, university issues, faculty, development, and other items important to the Council and to Cornell.
In addition to screening advisory panel members for potential conflicts of interest, Mr. Thompson said in his memo to the board that advisers would not participate in all committee activities.
