"heterogeneous activities" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group of activities that are diverse or varied in nature. Here is an example sentence using the phrase: "The students engaged in a wide range of heterogeneous activities, from painting and cooking to hiking and dancing, during their summer camp program."
18 Because cooperativity involves the interactions among the spatially arranged molecules, heterogeneous responses of the units are naturally expected and, in fact, the MC simulation studies reported heterogeneous activities of the units during activation.
"Symbolic exchange" thus emerges as Baudrillard's "revolutionary" alternative to the values and practices of capitalist society, and stands for a variety of heterogeneous activities in his 1970s writings.
The environment is also an innovative approach to successfully support the heterogeneous activities conducted by both teachers and students during the scenario.
10, 22 Our MC simulation also revealed the heterogeneous activities of the units especially near the edge because these units lacking their neighbors on one side are destined to have small probability for making crossbridges.
The dataset DS1contains 10 heterogeneous activity classes (8568 molecules).
Heterogeneous activity distributions were obtained for all acquisitions.
Despite the cylindrical insert being uniformly filled with 90YCl3, heterogeneous activity distributions were obtained from 90Y PET data.
The diversity of the class for this dataset shows that it contains high diversity or more heterogeneous activity classes.
The non-uniform absorbed dose distribution resulting from a heterogeneous activity distribution is most certainly an important factor [1,5,22-33].
We tested the density curves for different types of distributions, based on either an entirely uniform (homogeneous) activity distribution, or a partly uniform/partly heterogeneous activity distribution.
The MDDR1 data set contains 10 homogeneous activity classes and the MDDR2 data set contains 10 heterogeneous activity classes (i.e. structurally diverse).
