The phrase "a more active relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of interactions or connections between individuals, groups, or entities, emphasizing increased engagement or involvement.
Example: "To foster innovation, we need to cultivate a more active relationship with our clients."
Alternatives: "a more engaged relationship" or "a more dynamic relationship".
But, he said, at a time of crisis, the time had come for Europeans to have a more active relationship with the union.
I want a more active relationship to the present.
Though we're married, the term also dispels some of the ownership associated with the institution of marriage, calling for a more active relationship and equal dynamic.
But it is dedicated to documentary photography and visual storytelling, and it provides a closer and more active relationship between viewers and photographers, whose projects are screened by a board of reviewers.
Another question is whether the centre-left administration that replaced Alemanno's unknowingly inherited the links with Mafia Capitale or had a more active and complicit relationship.
Mr Abe did not upset his hosts with any unwelcome talk about democracy but he did propose a more active, "multi-layered" relationship with the region, for example offering Japan as an honest broker in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Along the way the allies should explore what Beijing would require to take a more active role, risking its relationship with the North by threatening tough sanctions to achieve denuclearization.
In parallel, research institutions need to play a more active role in their relationship with industry in order to maximize the use of the research results.
"Bringing the family computer into the living room and having open conversations about potential online dangers will help them play a more active role in the relationships children are increasingly starting online.
When a charity is working with a professional agency to fundraise, trustees and chief executives should play a more active role in managing the relationship between the two.
VL has been hypothesized to increase client satisfaction by reducing treatment times, giving women a more active role, and emphasizing client-provider relationships.
