The phrase "activated for the first time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process, device, or feature that is being turned on or initiated for the initial occasion.
Example: "The new software update has been activated for the first time, allowing users to access the latest features."
Alternatives: "enabled for the first time" or "turned on for the first time."
Cornerback Tony Scott was also activated for the first time.
Hayes Joins the Lineup Receiver Windrell Hayes was activated for the first time this season.
KEVIN LOCKETT, who was signed when WAYNE CHREBET was injured, is likely to be activated for the first time Sunday.
After Newman's 3-pointer, Robinson dunked, and that's when Jamie Feick emerged, activated for the first time this season.
In the past two weeks, two other key players were activated for the first time this season -- shortstop Nomar Garciaparra and right fielder Trot Nixon.
The rookie Anton Palepoi will move into the starting lineup at left end and John Hilliard, who has played in only two games, will be activated for the first time in nine weeks.
"So we work hard to ensure the stability of our infrastructure when so many consoles are activating for the first time".
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Later, the Iraqis and the United Nations inspection team were anxious to emphasize that the two sides found a solution to the problem by activating, for the first time, a telephone hot line to Iraq's National Monitoring Directorate, which was set up to work with the inspectors.
It is having trouble persuading enough foreign-service officers to risk their lives by filling the vacant slots at the Embassy in Baghdad or on ministerial-assistance teams, even though raises are being offered; for a brief period, the State Department considered re-activating, for the first time since Vietnam, a policy of forced assignments.
In a second day of intense bombardment of Gaza and a continuing barrage of rocket fire into Israel, sirens were activated in Tel Aviv for the first time since the 1991 Gulf war to warn residents to take shelter.
