"purging activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of activity or process that involves getting rid of something unwanted or undesirable. Example: The company implemented a strict purging activity to eliminate outdated procedures and improve efficiency.
The micro-budget movie will be produced by Jason Blum ("The Purge," "Paranormal Activity") and is based on a script by Barbara Curry.
Jason Blum, whose credits include "The Purge" and "Paranormal Activity," was among nine producers invited to join, a decline from the 12 who were invited to join last year.
Blumhouse Productions, the company behind the film, has enjoyed similar success with the Insidious, Purge and Paranormal Activity series.
These experiments made use of mCherry-tagged ChaC1CtoS, which retains its enzymatic activity, purges the ER of glutathione and marks the ChaC1-expressing cells.
Not only is she back on the job, but she's up to her elbows in her favorite activity ever: purging the guilt she feels for "missing something" in the lead-up to 9/11.
Parents take care of the adolescent´s food intake, supervise meals and restrict physical activity and purging behavior.
Co-producing "Ghoul" is Blumhouse Productions, which has also produced "Paranormal Activity," "The Purge" and HBO's "Sharp Objects".
On Oct. 21, Blumhouse Productions, the company best known for its lower budget horror fare like the "Paranormal Activity" and "Purge" franchises, will see its first western hit theaters.
To maintain their functional integrity, the TE sequences are expected to be under selection to purge mutations disrupting TE activity.
Critics accused the party of ruling by coercion and criminal activities, and by purging dissenters.
The franchise era – Paranormal Activity, Insidious, The Purge, Annabelle (a Conjuring spin-off running ahead of a proper sequel) in the case of horror – seems to encourage this sort of repetition.
