'effortless activity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that can be done without expending a lot of effort, such as folding a napkin or setting the table. For example: "Setting the table is an effortless activity that can be done in just a few minutes."
Sleep should, in theory, be the most natural and effortless activity in the world, yet insomnia is common to many of us.
The turn of a phrase and a page registers on the conscious as an effortless activity.
"What if, instead of taking place in the effortless activity of using pulmonary pressure to produce sound out of the vocal track (speaking), humans sent messages to one another by using the muscles in their fingers to press down on a set of nearly microscopic keys (sometimes up to three times to produce just one letter) in order to contact their friends.
The flow of activities must seem effortless to the guests: dinner in the Salle à Manger, dancing to the orchestra in the Terrace Room, then upstairs for a nightcap set to tinkling piano and twinkling stars in the Cupola Bar.
When one is in a flow state, everything starts "clicking" – the activity can begin to feel effortless, and one forgets or does not notice that any time is passing.
Whizz-bang technology can make transactions effortless or embed them seamlessly into other activities, such as booking a cab or searching for a nearby coffee shop.
Whereas concentration and open monitoring require degrees of effort or directed focus to sustain the activity of meditation, this approach is effortless because there is no attempt to direct attention--no controlled cognitive processing.
A built-in linear equalizer enables you to fine-tune the frequency to suit your activity, while a unique input switching function enables effortless movement between four separate sources.
In the modern industrialized world, however, the effortless availability of foods with high caloric content, together with reduced physical activity, has resulted in an obesity pandemic.
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An advantage of this approach is that it is effortless for citizens as the global population does not need to adjust their activity pattern or wear any measurement devices to participate in the study.
