The phrase "do various activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to engaging in a variety of different tasks. For example: "On the weekends, I like to do various activities, such as playing sports, going to the park, and trying out new recipes."
"Mike had planned to do various activities down there that were secret — we didn't know what they were going to be," she said.
They do various activities to remain healthy.
6 am is the best time to wake up since it refreshes you and gives you plenty of time to do various activities throughout the day.
Try to innovate and do various activities you can do together, try to spend as much time together as you can.
Inside, it is bright and airy, with pictures of young people doing various activities (canoeing, walking, cooking) lining the walls.
Woods insisted that he has not practiced much since winning the Masters, spending his time resting, recovering from a cold and doing various activities with the Tiger Woods Foundation.
Inside her office are the hallmarks of the life you want: a novelty mug, photos of her kids doing various activities requiring an upper-middle class income to participate, a computer, a motivational poster (advertisement for mortgages), and a landline.
Parents were asked to think about "yesterday" and mark on the survey how much time their children spent doing various activities, one of which was "reading or being read to".
Unlike many celebrities Sheldon has met, James Earl Jones likes him and the two spend the night doing various activities; they go to an ice-cream parlor, a carnival, a strip club and a sauna.
Doing various activities in the natural environment were said to be associated with greater awareness, strength and inner calm.
The main features of living with RA were pain, muscle stiffness at the body level, difficulties in doing various activities such as mobility, washing, dressing, domestic activities, using transport and obtaining and maintaining employment at the person level.
