The phrase "activate in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or intention behind an action, indicating that activation is necessary for achieving a specific goal.
Example: "You need to activate in order to access the advanced features of the software."
Alternatives: "activate so that" or "activate to achieve".
This also raises the issue of similarity to compounds like isoniazid that are known to be activated in order to have activity [47].
The activation of certain caspases is indicative of specific pathways that are activated in order to execute apoptotic stimuli (e.g. death receptor-mediated activation of caspases 8 and 10 or activation of caspase 9 by the apoptosome (Peter and Krammer, 1998; Zou et al, 1999).
The change in this photocurrent was measured when individual components of thylakoids were removed, inhibited, or activated in order to determine which components contributed to the photocurrent.
A mesoporous glassy carbon has been chemically (KOH) and physically (CO2) activated in order to improve its micropore volume while preserving the well-defined mesopore network.
It is shown again that less than 1% of the surface needs to be activated in order to give the same reaction rate such as an entirely activated one.
Production is currently at about 31,900 barrels per day, Eni said, adding: "In the coming days, other wells will be re-activated in order to reach the required volumes to fill the pipeline connecting the field to the Zuetina terminal".
Fault isolation estimators are then activated in order to provide information on the failure status and allow the controller to switch to a new signal that is appropriate for the system with a given failure mode.
Store-operated calcium influx has emerged as a mechanism by which calcium signaling pathways are activated in order to respond to the changing demands of the myocyte.
When the targets are in close proximity or present multitarget occlusions in a particular camera view, camera collaboration between different views is activated in order to handle the multitarget occlusion problem in an innovative way.
In the next three steps (Fig. 2c e), consecutive electrodes in arc A are turned off one at a time while one additional electrode at the left on L2 is turned on so that 5 consecutive electrodes are progressively activated in order to achieve the arrangement as shown in Fig. 2e.
