The phrase "active and encouraging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, environment, or approach that promotes engagement and positivity.
Example: "The teacher's active and encouraging demeanor helped the students feel more confident in their abilities."
Alternatives: "supportive and motivating" or "dynamic and uplifting".
"As urban areas attract more and more residents, it's imperative for cities to create a built environment, fund amenities and form policies that get residents active and encourage healthy lifestyles," Walter Thompson, Ph.D., chair of the AFI Advisory Board said in a statement.
Stressed parents may be less likely to be physically active and encourage their children to engage in leisure time exercise [ 10].
Furthermore, we presented content using an active voice and encouraging users explicitly to adopt an active role in decision-making.
We similarly concluded that the field of health is an area of particular promise for cooperation, and we urge that the B.P.C.'s working group on health become more active in supporting and encouraging an expanded agenda of cooperative research and development and joint programming in this field.
During the first workshop, Y-PATH information leaflets are distributed to reinforce the importance of PA and PA promotion and to offer suggestions for how adults can influence youth PA by becoming active role models and encouraging PA.
Her husband, Michael, a stockbroker, lived an active lifestyle and encouraged her to get outside and exercise.
In the first stage of the experiment, the children were individually seated at a table in one corner of an experimental room and presented with diverting activities that had previously been shown to be of high interest to the children (e.g., stickers, pictures, prints) in order to discourage active participation and encourage mere observation.
The grant has also funded a programme within schools and businesses to promote active travel and encourage fewer car journeys.
While the park playground is a place for kids to be free and to play and to explore and to make mistakes, I still believe that parents need to be active facilitators and encourage appropriate behaviors.
Further research is required to develop effective staff training, potentially drawing upon the key principles underlying positive practitioner-patient relationships identified within the review: effective communication, non-judgmental attitudes and encouraging active involvement in the treatment process.
