"featured activity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an event or activity that is featured prominently in a given context. For example, "This weekend's featured activity is a 5K race through the park."
SOMEWHERE TO GO We always try to have a featured activity.
Much of that traffic has come from Code.org, where Bitsbox has been listed as a featured activity.
The public beta version now has a more fully featured activity stream that includes micro-messaging along with status updates, allowing team members to attach files and send direct messages to each other.
I also like that it has Activity Ideas — this lists upcoming events in cities (only 3 cities as of this writing – LA, NYC, SF – and about 5 ideas in each; but there's potential here for an automated system where restaurants/bars/sporting events/concerts could post their own activity and be a featured Activity Idea).
Its featured activity is riding; they have more than 180 horses of varied size, speed and temperament.
The sessions were held at the museum's Udvar-Hazy Chantilly Chantilly, Virginia, and featured activities like indoor skydiving, flight simulation and visits to air traffic control facilities.
Orchard tours, hayrides, a petting zoo, a puppet show, craft vendors and demonstrations, live entertainment and displays of antique farm equipment and cars are among the featured activities.
Her pedagogy featured activities and tasks to engage her students in classroom learning and to ensure they could all use the language in the class.
The experimental data led to identification of 1,3,4-oxadiazole derivatives with isothiazole (5 8) and phenyl (9 12) pharmacophores featuring activity profiles comparable to that of combretastatins, podophyllotoxin and nocodazole.
NEW JERSEY STATE AQUARIUM New Year's Eve "Deep Sleep," featuring activities, crafts and snacks.
WAVE HILL, West 249th Street and Independence Avenue, Riverdale, the Bronx, will feature activities celebrating the fall weather.
