"exploitation activity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any activity or action that exploits or takes advantage of a person, group, or resource for profit or personal gain. Example: The government has implemented strict regulations to prevent illegal exploitation activities in the fishing industry.
This high productivity allows the development of an important shellfish exploitation activity.
In the 16 19th centuries, with rapid accretion on the Jiangsu coast and the intense control of the central government, salt production was the main coastal exploitation activity.
Considering the organizational team member as an agent, the study employed a multi-agent simulation method to understand the progress of creative manifestation, by observing the exploration and exploitation activity of team members over certain periods of time.
This study showed the influence of (1) the level of salt exploitation activity, (2) the density of bank intersections, (3) the extent of area covered by Suaeda vera bushes and (4) the structural heterogeneity.
An expression of how to build commitment among partners is stated in the first exploitation activity: "Building commitment among relevant stakeholders for their longer-term engagement in testbed collaboration through bi- and multilateral discussions and memorandums of understanding".
Intense exploration and exploitation activities by the petroleum industry have significantly advanced understanding of turbidite systems.
The growth of maritime transport and oil exploitation activities may increase the risk of oil spills.
Risers and anchor lines play important roles in offshore oil exploitation activities nowadays.
To further our understanding of the regional features of land exploitation activities, we employ the Lasso model to identify and quantitatively assess influencing factors on land exploitation.
Bounded by the limited capacity and obvious spatial variations of national farmland reserves, it is essential to arrange land exploitation activities timely and reasonably.
"This shows a link between the sort of tracking that's done by Web sites for analytics and advertising and NSA exploitation activities," says Ed Felten, a computer scientist at Princeton University.
