"reform activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the actions or efforts taken to improve or change something, especially a system or institution. This phrase can be used in various contexts where someone is actively working towards reform or improvement. Example: The government has launched several reform activities to tackle the issue of corruption in the country.
However, a different strand of reform activity focuses on replacing shareholder governance with an alternative stakeholder approach.
The same sort of terminology aptly could be used to describe the last five or ten years of legislative reform activity in the various states.
* Israel fully facilitates travel of Palestinian officials for Palestinian Legislative Council and cabinet sessions, internationally supervised security retraining, electoral and other reform activity, and other supportive measures related to the reform efforts.
With such a high level of law reform activity nationally this book provides a timely analysis of the extent to which the Victorian reforms have improved legal responses to lethal violence and with what effect in practice.
The proposed approach to doing reform in the future is called problem-driven iterative adaptation (PDIA) and builds on past reform activity (rather than proposing an entirely new set of solutions).
After reform activity in New York City, in 1872 he joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, where he worked for 13 years at the literary, financial, and editorial desks.
On his return, he became active in religious reform activities, first in formalistic issues of ritual and subsequently on broader substantive issues then being raised by reformers in Egypt.
These individuals knew each other from their pre-war progressive reform activities.
Gregory's reform activities have been overshadowed by his controversy with Henry IV over the investiture of the clergy.
And participation in Scientology brings to many a broader social consciousness, manifested through meaningful contribution to charitable and social reform activities".
Mr. Sunstein has testified before congressional committees on many subjects, and he has been involved in constitution-making and law reform activities in a number of nations.
