"integrated activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe activities that involve multiple people or aspects working together to achieve a common goal. For example: "The program focused on providing integrated activities to build teamwork among the participants."
They are tightly integrated activities, each of which depends on the others.
In qualitative research, analysis and collection of data are highly integrated activities.
Beyond these method developments within the individual PhD projects, there are also integrated activities in the scientific work packages focused on a simplified protocol that will be applied in the EDP.
The editors of the NEJM choose perhaps the worst framing (and most inflammatory language) possible to make what is actually a reasonable point: Data gathering and data analysis are ideally integrated activities, and it will be better for both patients and science if these disciplines work cooperatively rather than independently.
IHHP strategies have integrated activities covering different fields – health promotion, disease prevention, healthcare treatment and rehabilitation.
AMS programs are integrated activities that help to optimize antimicrobial therapy, ensuring the best clinical outcomes while minimizing the risk of the emergence of antibiotic resistance.
Transcriptional activation of FLC requires integrated activity of diverse chromatin remodeling and histone-modifying complexes, reviewed in [ 8].
Fig. 2 The integrated activity of α-ALS and α-ALDC of MG14, MG 15, MG16, and MG17.
A kinetic model analysis was recently proposed to estimate the 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) integrated activity in an arbitrary tissue that uses tracer uptake and release rate constants.
A further kinetic model analysis allowed us to derive an analytical solution for integrated activity determination, involving both irreversible and reversible trapping.
"If you choose to integrate activities that are well served by the market, you are taking on disadvantages," he said.
