Collocations for pursuit - noun

aggressive, dogged, relentless, single-minded, vigorous
endless
the endless pursuit of wealth

be engaged in

in pursuit of
people leaving their homes in pursuit of work

pursuit of
He is engaged in the ruthless pursuit of pleasure.
He devoted his waking hours to the single-minded pursuit of his goal.

the pursuit of excellence, happiness, knowledge, pleasure, truth, etc.

close
police

give (formal)
The police gave pursuit.

continue
abandon

in pursuit (of)
Two boys ran past with a security guard in pursuit.
The guard set off in pursuit of the thief.

in close pursuit, in hot pursuit
Away ran the deer, with the hunters in hot pursuit.

active, energetic
active leisure pursuits

leisure, recreational
favourite/favorite (esp. BrE), popular
individual
academic, artistic, cultural, educational, intellectual, scholarly, spiritual
country (BrE), outdoor, sporting (BrE)
sexual (esp. AmE)

follow
She has time now to follow her various artistic pursuits.