"handy activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe activities that are convenient, useful, or easy to do. Here is an example sentence: "There are many handy activities that can improve one's daily life, such as organizing a closet, meal prepping, and fixing household items."
VMU will provide an online portal to keep tabs on how much data and time you have left as well as a handy activity chart of sorts that lets you know how much browsing is allocated for your pre-purchased data.
They also can come in handy during activities where touch-sensitive controls aren't great, and need to be locked out, as when you're running in the rain (these are water-resistant, too, and can even be used for swimming) and your hood keeps brushing the earbuds and activating/deactivating features like audio transparency.
Be handy with activities like cooking.
It's a system designed to come in handy during physical activity, complete with the ability to recharge directly from the attached device.
The existing efforts are summarized in a table, providing a handy overview of the activities (e.g., feedstock and pretreatment, reactor/pyrolysis conditions) and findings (e.g., pyrolysis products) of various investigations.
But the family, who is enjoying the extra attention this month, says the extra digit can come in handy for non-soccer activities as well.
Users can log into the Fitbit Web site to see a handy breakdown of their activity.
It's a great watch and a handy health monitor and activity tracker.
It's never to early to train our young people (and they are, you know, the future of this great nation) to use this handy term in their everyday activities.
This Flying the Kite for Food activity is also handy for introducing younger students to the idea of food injustice.
