The phrase "expanded its activities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a company, organization, or individual that has broadened the scope of their operations or services. Example: In order to reach a larger audience, the company expanded its activities to include online sales and marketing.
In addition, it expanded its activities into Cameroon and Chad.
Because of unusual influenza activity during the 2003 2004 influenza season (20 ), EIP expanded its activities to conduct active, population-based surveillance for clinical laboratory-confirmed influenza hospitalizations in patients <18 years of age.
It has since expanded its activities to include books, plus education and health products.
The concert was a reminder, if one were needed, of the degree to which Mr. Levine has transformed the Metropolitan Opera's orchestra from a standard pit band into a virtuoso ensemble and expanded its activities to include challenging chamber music programs, in which he takes an active part.
Alexander also expanded its activities to Canada, Australia, and India.
The organization ultimately expanded its activities beyond Northern Ireland.
Over the next year the GDS will also be looking at whether it can expand its activities on its blog, as well as pushing for more engagement around Whitehall and encouraging people to use social media and engage digitally.
North Korea has shown no sign of eagerness for the WFP to expand its activities, which it was forced to curtail massively after North Korea announced in 2005 that it no longer needed international food aid.
The academy's Web site makes reference to the original donors, and adds: "Although the history of the Casa clearly reflects its humanist origins, its recreation as the Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America has enabled it to expand its activities to include all areas relating to Italian art, culture, science, politics and economics".
The charity has said the money will completely change the way it works, allowing it to greatly expand its activities.
Islamic State has already expanded its presence in Libya, where it has exploited the absence of law and authority as rival militias battle it out, and there are fears it is seeking to expand its activities in the rest of North Africa.
