"strengthening activities" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any activities or exercises aimed at improving strength or physical fitness. Example: "In order to improve my overall health, I have started incorporating strengthening activities, such as weightlifting and yoga, into my daily routine."
Strengthening activities motivate changes in behavior and/or allow a more effective use of resources to improve (multiple) health services.
In addition they also recommend strengthening activities such as push-ups, sit-ups or lifting weights at least 2 days per week.
The Flex model also creates natural and potentially rich opportunities for students to interact with other students to engage in challenging projects based on each student's needs while preserving and potentially strengthening activities such as fitness and the arts.
Examination of donors' claims that a large proportion of their funds support health systems strengthening activities would be of particular interest.
We believe that they should, in combination with appropriate outreach and health services strengthening activities.
Structure and duration of research strengthening activities outside academic settings vary widely.
To examine the association between participation in flexibility or muscle-strengthening activities with the development of low back pain.
On three days a week these should involve muscle and bone-strengthening activities, for example sit-up and press-ups, or skipping with a rope.
I'm not asking you to ignore your many holiday responsibilities, I'm just suggesting that there is a way to finish this year really strong, in terms of credit - by taking time to do these 3 simple credit-strengthening activities.
For countries that already had funding for injection safety supplies, they could instead apply for cash support for program-strengthening activities related to injection safety.
It is further recommended that the content of the PA include aerobic, muscle, and bone-strengthening activities [ 2].
