The phrase "misleading activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that create a false impression or lead to misunderstanding.
Example: "The company's misleading activities during the marketing campaign resulted in a significant loss of trust among consumers."
Alternatives: "deceptive practices" or "misleading actions".
High volume, fleeting traffic is of no use to anyone anymore, especially since the cat is finally out of the bag and advertisers and publishers know those dubious visits are thanks to misleading robot activity.
Ethical concepts (such as bribery, misleading advertising, or antitrust activities are identified, but the emphasis is on the optimum outcome. This requires students to not only understanding social "reality," but to further anticipate and work towards socially desired outcomes (Nicholls et al., 2013; Ferrell et al., 2013).
These non-physiological transformations can lead to the appearance of artificial biochemical activities and misleading annotation of genetic variants.
Our findings suggest that classification of tumors based on PR expression (rather then activity) is misleading.
As such, the user feedback generated during lunch time may mislead the positioning activities at other times of the day.
Random House's parent company, Bertelsmann, has been accused in the past of misleading the public about its activities during the Nazi period.
According to the Companies Act, "the Secretary of State can direct a company to change its name if in his opinion its name gives so misleading an indication of its activities as to be likely to cause harm to the public".
The simple assumption that decreases or increases in fMRI BOLD activity are associated with decreases or increases in neuronal activity can be misleading.
We feel that it is important to take action when we see repeated violations of our Terms and activity that is misleading to our users and partners.
Considering that MPF was originally identified as the cytoplasmic activity, it is misleading to suggest that there is one universal MPF molecule(s).
