The phrase "a place of active" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are describing a location characterized by activity, but it needs additional words to be meaningful.
Example: "The city is known as a place of active engagement in cultural events."
Alternatives: "a hub of activity" or "a center of action".
"It's preserving a place of active and vital ministry for the future".
Ms Heremans responded by working hard to turn her school into a place of "active pluralism".
Clothing design for green burial can incorporate the principles of C2C design, resulting in use of fibers and textiles that acknowledge the grave as never really having been a site of eternal, changeless rest, but supporting it in its role as a place of active transformation of the body into food and energy for the soil around it.
Ditto for loathing passive constructions in place of active ones, in a point that he makes with typical no-nonsense bluntness.
[Note that the term "non-inactive" is defined as anything not specified to be "inactive" by the PubChem depositor and is used in place of "active", since the definition of an "active" is not always specified in PubChem and many "non-inactives" are indeed "active".
Many evolutionary plant designs incorporate passive safety systems in place of active systems but in other respects do not vary substantially from current generation designs.
Asked following his remarks why he waited nearly a year after his retirement to outline his views, he responded that that it was not the place of active duty officers to challenge lawful orders from civilian authorities.
Therefore, for the purposes of this study, we consider "active space" to be anything not specified to be "inactive", thus the term "noninactive" is used in place of "active".
Gradients were confirmed by using fluorescent dextran in place of active protein (data not shown).
For all structures, hydroxyurea-inactivated β2 (met-β2) was used in place of active β2.
The church is still in active use as a place of worship each Sunday and the church website gives full details of times of services.
