The phrase "emergence of activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a sudden or gradual increase in activity such as a business or political activity. For example, you could say: "The emergence of activity in the technology sector has been instrumental in driving economic growth in recent years."
It also leads to the emergence of activity cliffs [10 12], specifying pairs of structurally similar drugs having highly variant biological activities.
The results of our model challenge the assumption that only variation in environmental factors governs the emergence of activity breaks.
With regard to the prevention of symptom emergence, rivastigmine treatment appeared to prevent the emergence of activity disturbances compared with placebo (p = 0.016).
In our modelling approach the emergence of activity breaks is caused by an increased protection of developing larvae and provisioned brood cells when colonies are closed during activity breaks.
The emergence of activity sequences and learning were closely preceded by a transient increase in noise-correlations, and was accompanied by modifications to spatially organized clustering of correlated neurons.
The removal of two C-terminal residues of λ-MeuKTx-1 led to the loss of the inhibitory activity on the channel, whereas the C-terminal amidation resulted in the emergence of activity on four mammalian K+ channels accompanied by the loss of activity on the Shaker channel.
This study describes a series of unique molecular changes occurring in the hippocampal formation in association with the emergence of epileptiform activity induced by activation of D1Rs.
The nature of the activity patterns observed in small networks, namely the consistent emergence of similar activity across networks of different size and morphology, suggests that neuronal clusters self-regulate their activity to sustain network bursts with internal oscillatory features.
Carbon contained in the starting materials, therefore, plays an indispensable role in emergence of ORR activity.
Culture contributes to the emergence of entrepreneurial activity (Tominc and Rebernik 2007; Kreiser et al. 2013).
The development of human cognition results from the emergence of coordinated activity between distant brain areas.
