The phrase "active canvassing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to political campaigns, surveys, or any situation where individuals are actively seeking opinions or support from others.
Example: "The team engaged in active canvassing to gather voter opinions ahead of the election."
Alternatives: "proactive outreach" or "direct solicitation".
Some were actively canvassing.
Younger, enthusiastic Labour volunteers have been particularly active at canvassing the poorer areas of the borough and in East Finchley, one of the party's strongholds.Ms Sackman's campaign has also been intensely local.
He was active in Labour circles, canvassing and helping out with speeches, though less so during the Blair era than in Neil Kinnock's, when he acted as Labour's first-choice legal talking head on television.
Since then, I have been active in my local ward – canvassing and leafleting when I have spare time.
The League was active in all types of elections, supporting and canvassing for candidates of either sex who spoke out for women's rights.
Roger Lawson, ex-chairman of the U.K. Individual Shareholder Society (ShareSoc) with several thousand members and an active stock market investor, canvassed over Trading 212's move to disrupts the market, said: "While on the surface this might look good for investors, in essence this appears very much like marketing ramp.
Mr. Weber said that canvassing for signatures one day and preparing the forms were the extent of his active involvement before the grand jury report was issued.
He has been active in organizing for LGBT rights, electing Democrats and other progressive causes since leading his first canvassing trip to Cleveland, Ohio during the 2004 election cycle.
But after canvassing other inspector generals for guidance, he writes, he learned of different priorities: maintaining and possibly increasing budgets, appearing to be active — and not making enemies.
