The phrase "activated post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to social media, online platforms, or any situation where a post or content has been made live or enabled for interaction.
Example: "The activated post received a lot of engagement from our followers, leading to increased visibility for our campaign."
Alternatives: "live post" or "published post".
Recent studies have shown that the PI3K/AKT cell survival pathway is activated post ionising radiation and UV radiation.
It remains unclear whether COUP-TFII overexpression is an initiating event in AVM formation, or if normal COUP-TFII expression is dysregulated during development or activated post development.
However, it is not upregulated for many hours after the Wnt/β-catenin pathway is activated post ErbB inhibition or after BIO treatment.
Although the mechanism governing this process by T1 is being studied, the data clearly points out to a process activated post anoxia and following reoxygenation, which has potential complementary interventions in this pathway that is under continuous pharmacological progress.
Lampposts acting as checkpoints allow Sonic to return to the most-recently activated post when he loses a life.
Many of the L3c up-regulated genes are homologues of genes that are also up-regulated in activated (post infection) hookworm L3.
The biology of hemicrania continua may be activated post-craniotomy just as can be seen with other primary headache disorders.
In contrast to humans, rodent GH is activated post-natally at approx. P10, and GH pathway mutants are not growth-restricted until after this stage (Lupu et al. 2001).
It is tempting to speculate that lipoxygenase isoforms activated pre- véraison are likely to be involved in jasmonic acid biosynthesis and cell growth, whereas lipoxygenase isoforms activated post- véraison may be involved in mobilization of lipids for gluconeogenesis, cell expansion and in the synthesis of C6 volatile compounds.
These mating signals act at multiple sites in the mated female to activate post-mating responses required for successful reproduction [1], [2].
Excitatory transmitters include glutamate, which activates post-synaptic N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors, Substance P, and neurokinin A, which in turn activate post-synaptic neurokinin A receptors.
