"passive activity" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to describe an activity which does not involve much physical or mental effort. For example, "Sitting on the couch watching television is a passive activity."
The measures on use pattern were developed using three use pattern scales, which are activities, passive activity and active activity.
This was not passive activity by Google, but active complicity with advertisers often selling fake prescription medicine to desperately ill individuals or marketing illegal steroids.
According to the actometer measures, 29% of the patient population had a passive activity pattern and 71% had a fluctuating active one.
It's critical that TV ads which ask the viewer to become an active participant in what's traditionally been a passive activity actually provide some value for doing so.
Aside from all the obvious problems of inherent bias, he has to energise people by asking them to engage in the passive activity of watching him on television, has to ask for activism and a more sophisticated understanding of political problems through a medium that is all about voyeurism and simplification.
"It's still a passive activity," he said.
Learning is not a passive activity.
Sex isn't a passive activity, unless you're in handcuffs.
"It's like passive activity, right?" he asked.
substantial shade for active and passive activities definite plans to increase shade in next 12 months.
26 The questionnaire is used to gather information on participants' habitual daily physical activity based on involvement in potential active and passive activities (occupational, household, hobby, exercise, sedentary, travel, etc) and their duration and frequency over the previous month.
