'projects and activities' is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more tasks that are related to a particular subject. For example: "We are currently working on several projects and activities to help improve the city's economy."
We also saw CP Coordinators actively questioning the kinds of projects and activities that CReps were encouraged to participate in and fostering projects where they could "see the results of their work".
Show the return on investment for the projects and activities you led.
Under the rules, the percentage cuts must apply to specific programs, projects and activities.
But this year, Congress became much more explicit, saying, "The conferees include the following amounts for the following projects and activities," and it then listed hundreds of projects.
Sigar has the job of overseeing reconstruction projects and activities, conducting audits and investigations to "promote efficiency" and "detect and prevent waste, fraud, and abuse".
WHOI has supported hundreds of research projects and activities, including studies of marine life, the chemical composition of oceans, global climate changes, and seafloor geology.
The United States trade representative, Robert Zoellick, said the agreement would result in a financial contribution from the United States to support projects and activities to benefit European music creators.
The report says that the common experience from the six councils was the sense of a major change to the way in which ICT-enabled projects and activities should be carried out.
Bwar Khalid of Nature Iraq said: "I hope we can do more projects and activities in the future, especially in our country where there has been nothing except war and destruction".
He also signaled his frustration with the West by renewing his pledge to phase out private security companies, which are crucial for many projects and activities backed by Western donors, including the United States.
Expect a bit of everything; ranging from the bigger picture stuff - such as how international collaboration can help to raise standards, support leaders and boost professional development - to the grassroots projects and activities teachers are using to bring an international flavour to their lessons.
