The phrase "active as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is engaged or involved in a particular role or function within a larger context or group.
Example: "She has been active as part of the community outreach program, helping to organize events and engage with local residents."
Alternatives: "engaged in" or "involved in".
The nondieting group focused on body acceptance, understanding internal hunger cues, being attentive to emotions about food and becoming more physically active as part of daily life.
snoRNAs are active as part of small nucleolar ribonucleoprotein particle complexes (snoRNPs), with Box C (RUGAUAG; where R designates a purine) and Box D (CUGA) forming a functional structure23 to recruit FBL and facilitate rRNA methylation24,25.
Belfast leisure centres opened their doors to encourage adults and children to get active as part of the BBC Get Inspired scheme.
Families will be encouraged to follow the example of the Olympics and get active as part of a new anti-obesity campaign in Wales.
"We need to do all we can to make it easy for people to look after their health and get active as part of their daily lives," she said.
"Nestle has provided support to the Change4Life movement in a number of ways over the past year including promoting the importance of a healthy diet to their employees, as well as encouraging families to be more active as part of their Get Set Go Free campaign.
Understanding and modifying the contextual environment in which activity occurs (e.g., active travel), as part of an ecological framework, offers a sustainable solution to increasing physical activity and independent mobility for improved health [ 20, 21].
"We continue to be in active negotiations as part of a lot of alternatives, which include a capital raise to stabilize our rating," she said.
We need to do more in making mainstream service providers and commissioners more accountable by playing an active role as part of a wider social movement of change in mental health services.
Previously, companies were allowed to count gas only from areas close to their active wells as part of their "proved" reserves, the amount of gas that a company estimates to investors it will tap.
This policy has in part been pursued to encourage active transport as part of a healthy lifestyle.
