The phrase "a more active way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that involve greater engagement or participation.
Example: "To improve learning outcomes, we should consider implementing a more active way of teaching that encourages student participation."
Alternatives: "a more dynamic approach" or "a more engaging method".
"In theatre," he says, "the audience's imaginations are engaged in a more active way.
A successful robot would advance along a similar trajectory and interact in a more active way.
Mays needs to figure out how to establish his character in a more active way, to be less decorous in relation to the text.
This does not mean that the couple cannot and will not conceive naturally, and many still do, but it is a more active way of moving forward and with proven efficacy.
I learned from Heidi Hayes Jacobs's book, "Active Literacy Across the Curriculum," the idea that English teachers should take cues from foreign language teachers when it comes to teaching vocabulary in a more "active way".
He thinks part of the appeal of vinyl is that it is a more active way of listening to music.
NAO head Sir Amyas Morse said: "The department really needs to be better informed about the situation on the ground among local authorities across England, in a much more active way, in order to head off serious problems before they happen".
"Now people are thinking in a much more active way about retirement".
This study suggests that an effective and more active way to improve role modelling may be to enhance teaching skills.
These longer treatments are based on the idea that patients are gradually able to internalise a psychological capacity which enables them to relate to pathogenetic personal experiences, memories, feelings, beliefs and relationships in a more reflective, yet also more active way [ 38].
Medusae have a more highly developed nerve net than do polyps, a feature that is associated with the more active way of life of medusae.
