The phrase "active a key" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding of the phrase "activate a key," which is used when referring to enabling or turning on a specific key or function.
Example: "To access the advanced features, you need to activate a key provided in your software package."
Alternatives: "enable a key" or "turn on a key."
People with rheumatoid arthritis may be less active as a result of their pain, which means they do not exercise or stay active -- a key in maintaining bone mass.
The acquisition would roughly triple Cinedigm's online audience, to 7.6 million monthly active users, a key metric in the burgeoning business of streaming video.
Total monthly active payers, a key metric, were 1.4 million in the first quarter, down from the year-ago figure of 2.5 million.
This used to be one of the hottest jobs in IT during the pre-cloud era, but in looking at Google Trends from 2004 until now, you can see how active directory, a key skill for systems administrators, has swapped positions with AWS.
This result is very useful for fabricating novel QD-based optoelectronic devices, in particular photovoltaic devices where ensuring a high proportion of QDs that are active is a key requirement for novel energy conversion mechanisms and to reduce losses due to recombination via defects.
We utilized Brp-Short to quantitatively measure the number of active zones, a key element of understanding synaptic organization.
This study examines the set of genes active at a key stage of skeletal development (TS23) and reveals the genes that are differentially regulated in the developing humerus when skeletal muscle is absent.
GTP-bound active Rap is a key activator of integrin for promoting cell matrix adhesion (Gloerich and Bos, 2011).
Monthly Active Users, the total amount of active accounts is a key driver of advertising and revenue growth.
It has been commonly recognized that the surface active sites play a key role in the photocatalytic activity of semiconductor.
