'stream of activity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a continuous series of activities, usually taking place in a busy, bustling environment. For example, "The streets of downtown were alive with a stream of activity, as people busily went about their day."
The nonprofit GreenPath Debt Solutions, a counseling agency that has several offices in New York and provides telephone support nationally, is also seeing a steady stream of activity.
The Police Department's thinking behind the idea, Mr. Browne said, is that young people are quick in their text-messaging habits, and that is a stream of activity investigators want to tap into.
You can see Klashes from the whole Klash community, just your friends or see a flu stream of activity.
Yammer is great if you're less than 15 people, but it can quickly devolve into a constant stream of activity or status updates.
It shows users a stream of activity related their interests, including what your friends have been doing on the site – what they've been reading, commenting on, liking, etc.
From there, those messages get pushed into a stream of activity for friends and loved ones to keep track of, and a quick change in the settings automatically pushes those messages to connected Facebook newsfeed.
It is so easy to get consumed by the stream of activities in our careers.
That first hypertext project led to the stream of activities that Tom Bruce and I have carried out since 1992 as the Legal Information Institute.
Once you sign up, you'll be presented with a stream of activities you can do — such as creating a soul mixtape — for money.
What effects on individual managers do you see? Crook: One implication is that there will be enormous tension between focusing narrowly on your professional skill versus being drawn away to a broader stream of activities.
Local officials nationwide say they're focused on creating a positive vision and a constant stream of activities to keep these new activists engaged.
