The phrase "a more active manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of doing something that is more engaged or dynamic compared to another approach.
Example: "To improve participation in the meeting, we should encourage everyone to contribute in a more active manner."
Alternatives: "a more dynamic way" or "a more engaged approach".
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One of such gain-of-function activities of mutant p53 is to inhibit ATM [ 48], which allows cancer cells to abrogate the TRF2-ATM-p53 feedback regulation in a more active manner than simply losing or inactivating wild-type p53.
However, also other mechanisms have been put forward by which IRAK-M may inhibit inflammation in a more active manner, such as through IRAK-M dependent stabilization of MKP-1 [ 11] and down-regulation of the non-canonical NF-κB pathway [ 12].
Asking questions enables you to explore the information further and forces you to examine the information you are receiving in a more active manner.
Vertebrates are much more complex and, in keeping with their more active manner of obtaining food, highly varied in their ecology and habits.
Guiding patients towards a more active, adaptive and problem-focused manner of coping should be at least one goal of treatment.
The authors suggested that successful coral-algal symbiosis depended mainly on the symbionts' ability to enter the host in a stealth manner rather than by provoking a more active response from the coral host.
While SHR adopted a more active strategy (higher climbing and swimming behaviour), displaying behavioural activation, WKY responded in a more passive manner, showing typical behavioural inhibition.
But it is pointless to plan for the forestry sector in an isolated manner; forestry experts must therefore pass beyond their traditional frontiers and take a more active part in drawing up national development plans.
Others are taking a more active approach.
Later, Oswald took a more active role.
