"trade activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the buying and selling activities of businesses. For example, "The government imposed restrictions on some trade activities to protect local industries."
The law should not seek to ban legitimate trade activities".
Not all the new influences in China came via religious or trade activities.
Owen Cylke Washington, Dec. 6, 2004 The writer manages trade activities for the Macroeconomics Program at the World Wildlife Fund.
Sun Junwei, China economist at HSBC in Beijing, reckons the record-breaking figures announced today are probably more reliable than before, saying: Recent measures could be working to squeeze out these fake trade activities.
He also oversaw the construction of Fort Osage on the Missouri River and promoted commercial fur trade activities farther abroad, joining Manuel Lisa in the St . Louis MissouriFur Company in 1809.
On balance, the combined tribute and trade activities were highly advantageous to foreigners—so much so that the Chinese early established limits for the size and cargoes of foreign missions and prescribed long intervals that must elapse between missions.
Gurus post their trade activity and motivations, which are then relayed to their followers through email.
This provides evidence that cocaine seizures are not correlated with other trade activity.
The increase in trade activity is fostered by the key elements.
ASEAN members are also prompted into FTAs to increase its trade activity (Kawai and Wignaraja 2010).
But Deutsche Boerse has two large businesses: a derivative exchange (Eurex) and a post trade activity (Clearstream).
