"experienced activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The students experienced activities outside the classroom, such as visits to museums and cultural sites."
In conclusion, the small group of participants experienced activity in unique parts of the brain while viewing buildings from the experimental group, specifically "cortical regions of sensory-motor and emotional integration, non-judgementality, and embodiment".
Two patients receiving 5000 MBq experienced activity-limiting toxicity in the form of grade III thrombocytopaenia.
Later, the pair bravely took their first flight through a marketing campaign by Vodafone which showcases people experiencing activities for the first time.
(Ingram) Ingram's involvement in river management enabled him to experience activities that otherwise would have remained a closed book, spurring him to do more for the environment.
Pontryagins minimum principle is used to calculate the optimum distribution of active material throughout a single pellet that is uniformly experiencing activity decay.
Although required for perceptual experience, neuroanatomical and psychophysical data suggest that we do not directly experience activity in striate cortex [43], [51].
Furthermore, falls in older persons are often experienced during activities of daily living [ 7, 8].
The higher the score, the more problems experienced with activities of daily living.
Or as Danny Bahar, Red Bull's former chief operating officer and the man who leads its move into motor racing has said: "We focus on brand experience activities.
Small wonder, then, that Holocaust themes are, consciously and unconsciously, being incorporated into the experiences, activities, products and reflections of life at every level -- in movies, television, novels, religion, government, diplomacy, language, dreams, nightmares and art.
