The phrase "inactivity for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a period of time during which someone or something is inactive or not taking action. Example: After suffering from a leg injury, John was forced into inactivity for six weeks while he recovered.
It follows that with increasing frequency of inactivity for a given value, core weights of inactive compounds decrease (and vice versa), indicating that the value is likely to be responsible for inactivity.
> -wrap-foot> aObesisy is BMI > 25 kg m−2; normal weight is BMI ≤ 25 kg m−2 bPhysical activity is defined by three categories (high, moderate and low) cPhysical activity is defined by two categories (active and inactive) In general, obesity was a stronger independent risk factor than physical inactivity for type 2 diabetes.
Experts blame excess weight and inactivity for the epidemic.
Picking out a shirt takes time, and long midday naps are a necessary inactivity for one's mental and physical health.
At the time, doctors credited his robust physical health, relatively cool temperatures and his inactivity for helping him survive as long as he did.
"During the air war there were long periods of inactivity for those not embedded with the RAF, enlivened by the occasional scare of a missile attack.
LDL cholesterol calculated for 1,930 participants, physical inactivity available for 1,949 and absolute CVD risk estimated for 1,385 cases.
In this cohort, the proportions of people at risk were 22.7% for inactivity, 15.8% for obesity, and 21.9% for high WC.
Some issuers now charge an inactivity fee for holders who haven't used their cards for six months.
The prevalence for CV risk factors was 32% for hypertension, 14% for hyperlipidemia, 8% for diabetes, 43% for ever-smoking, 73% for physical inactivity, and 18% for obesity.
The prevalence of CV risk factors was 33% for hypertension, 14% for hyperlipidemia, 8% for diabetes, 43% for smoking ever, 72% for physical inactivity, and 18% for obesity.
