The phrase "activate leadership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to encourage or initiate leadership qualities or actions within a group or organization.
Example: "To drive innovation in our team, we need to activate leadership at all levels."
Alternatives: "foster leadership" or "empower leadership".
When the MPs activate a leadership challenge, the members will give him another landslide.
But author Jeff Davis discusses in his new book, The Power of Authentic Leadership: Activating the 13 Keys to Achieving Prosperity Through Authenticity, that authentic leadership prowess is a cornerstone trait needed for success not just at work, but in life as well.
"We need to be working together in a coherent, supportive way over the next four years, to activate more women into leadership positions, to be more politically active," Bland said.
2016 has seen Suki activate her entrepreneurial transformative leadership with her own business, when she led Oystercatchers into partnership with business innovator, Centaur Media to create an international leading consultancy in the marketing sector.
Gravemind brings together the Master Chief and the Arbiter and tasks them with stopping the Covenant leadership from activating the ring.
"The assembly of experts will convene and activate the notion of the leadership council," he said.
From politics and the environment, to education, the media and the economy, Activate 2009 will feature thought leadership from some of the world's most influential figures.
The Covenant leadership wants to activate the installation, believing it is the key to their salvation.
To continue this momentum and further ignite advancement in women's leadership, men need to activate and get involved.
In particular, leadership should focus on "activating" the vast non-nurse, non-physician workforce in healthcare, helping the legions of people who keep the whole system running just how important their work is.
