The phrase "active appraisal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, decision-making, or emotional responses where individuals evaluate their situations actively.
Example: "Through active appraisal, she was able to reassess her feelings about the situation and respond more positively."
Alternatives: "dynamic evaluation" or "proactive assessment".
Elliott said management need to make a more "pro-active appraisal" of opportunities, as well as look at "the strategic positioning of its assets".
It is assumed that insomnia and tinnitus perception are the result of active cognitive appraisal behaviour that are reinforced by a vicious cycle of biased attention and negative behaviour.
He said: "The discovery is our third successful well this year and demonstrates a continuing commitment by GDF Suez to an active exploration and appraisal drilling programme on the UK Continental Shelf".
11 In this way, the GMC has tried to establish appraisal as an active process potentially supporting performance change and not simply an audit trail.
Geomorphological appraisal suggests an association with recently active glacial breaches of main and secondary watersheds, with RSF being scarce or absent in valleys inherited from Tertiary uplift, and in mountain groups away from the main watersheds.
"Our portfolio of exploration licences ensures Faroe has a very exciting drilling programme ahead, including around five high impact exploration and appraisal wells per annum and a very active long term programme of production in-fill wells".
Overall, these results are consistent with a hypothesis assuming previous experience of the same uncontrollable stressor leads to a fast appraisal of uncontrollability in the vmPFC, erasing active coping responses and causing an immediate passage to passive coping ones.
17 Key ingredients of the approach are the development of a problem and goal list, early formulation (both longitudinal and maintenance), a focus on normalising psychotic-like experiences, and an active therapy stance utilising behavioural experiments and evaluation of appraisals.
A more evenhanded appraisal of the latter camp - and its active engagement in contemporary social and cultural issues - informs "The American Style: Colonial Revival and the Modern Metropolis," an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York (June 14 to October 30).
These effects are assumed to require active listening which involves directed attention and processes of cognitive appraisal (Grewe et al., 2007b).
