The phrase "a live call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phone call or video call that is happening in real-time, as opposed to a recorded or scheduled call.
Example: "We need to schedule a live call to discuss the project updates and address any questions."
Alternatives: "an active call" or "a real-time call".
Your station also took a live call from a guerrilla.
For example, a live call dialed manually is acceptable.
In a demo, a live call was made from the keynote address to an Apple employee on paddle board in the middle of a lake.
In Belton, 130 seniors get an automated call every weekday except Wednesday, when they get a live call from one of dozens of volunteers, according to Hamilton.
Instead of coupons, it places toll-free telephone numbers on local-search pages its biggest partner is AOL and charges advertisers only when they receive a live call from a consumer.
Craig Federighi, Apple's software chief, demonstrated the feature by making a live call on stage to the "new Apple employee" Dr Dre, who joined the company when Apple bought Beats for $3bn last month.
Like her existing program, which runs through the end of the year, the new show, "Dr. Laura," will be a live call-in show.
(I noticed the sea change in 1992 during a live call-in show on MTV during the Los Angeles riot, when Chuck D of Public Enemy took questions.
The owner of Russia's largest independent media conglomerate appeared on his NTV network today in a live call-in show and charged that he was arrested and jailed last week at the behest of President Vladimir V. Putin.
For the last half of every TechCrunch Radio show, we hold a live call-in pitch-off, where five pre-selected companies have exactly 60 seconds to pitch their product.
Among other shows: the "sizzling fiction and erotic adventures" of Sexy Stories; Playboy TV's "fiery red-head Tiffany Granath" graces Night Calls Radio; and, perhaps with a nod to The Starland Vocal Band, Afternoon Delight, a live call-in show with "frank and honest discussions" and recurring segments, such as "Sex in the News" and "The Playboy Advisor".
