"editorial activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the activities related to the making or editing of a publication such as a newspaper, book, or magazine. For example, "The editorial activities for the new book are now complete and it is ready for publication."
He is actively involved in editorial activities: apart of the membership in the Editorial Boards of several international journals, he is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Georgian Mathematical Journal and Memoirs on Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics.
Given that so much of what we do is instantly accessible on the web, it feels appropriate for the sustainability report to highlight key editorial activities over the past year and to provide web links to more detailed coverage, rather than to create new content that replicates what is already on theguardian.com.
Given that so much of what we do is instantly accessible on the web, it feels appropriate for the sustainability report to highlight key editorial activities and to provide links to more detailed coverage, rather than to create new content that replicates what is already on theguardian.com.
In his editorial activities Jordan spent less time editing the content of articles and more time addressing vandalism and resolving editorial disputes.
Most notable of his editorial activities was his contribution to several editions of the definitive reference book in virology, Fields Virology Bernard N. Fieldss, editor; David Knipe, Robert Chanock, Joseph Melnick, Bernard Roizman, Robert Shope, Martin Hirsch, Thomas Monath, Peter Howley, and Stephen Straus, co-editors; Lippincott Williams & Wilkins).
For launch, he has designed a bold range of stationery that playfully illustrates core strands of the newspaper's editorial activity.
The other side effect was that we had to think carefully about how to isolate our launch scripts from all other editorial activity.
These factors worked together to inspire a critical editorial activity that in the course of the 3rd century generated what have come to be regarded as the six canonical collections of Hadith by Sunnis.
The last volumes of the autobiography (Downhill All the Way, 1967; The Journey Not the Arrival Matters, 1969) span the years 1919 to 1969, a period during which Woolf exercised a certain amount of political influence through editorial activity on left-wing and internationalist journals and through his writings.
As soon as printing had been established (that is to say, by the late 15th century), editorial activity was directed to the production of many complete as well as partial editions of the Latin versions of Aristotle and Averroës in both their older and newer versions from the Greek, the Arabic, and the Hebrew.
There is one line of argument that places his editorial activity in the 30s.
