The phrase "able to find active" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the capability to locate something that is currently in use or functioning, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The software is designed to be able to find active users in the system."
Alternatives: "capable of locating active" or "able to identify active".
Of course, you may be able to find an active manager who beat the market and outperformed an index.
In Figure 5, we showed a case that the 3DZD were able to find an active compound which was failed by SIMCOMP and USR.
We were not able to find the proposed active site described for the well-studied glycogen synthase of E. coli [ 55].
However, despite the significant generalization resulting from this modification, 3bej-2 still was not able to find all FXR-active compounds, which might be explained by the applied rigid fitting mode and the defined conformation of the structures.
Those incentives ought to be abolished.Active ownershipIf these proposals and principles were to be followed, shareholders ought then to be able to find their own ways of becoming active owners or at least of exercising their obligations.
With a slow and steady approach you should be able to find the minutes you desire for being more active.
Also we were very careful to be able to find creative ways to deliver this kind of active learning in the same physical plant, the same classrooms, and actually the same scheduling.
In fact, we were not able to find state information for 248 of the 4,264 active GitHub users located in Brazil that had included additional information about their location.
We have not been able to find a plant or line that has both active SUI and PUI.
Although the founders declined to share specific notable users this early in the game, we were able to find out that a particular company that just recently launched its music service in the U.S. has become an active Taskforce user.
