The phrase "active closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, therapy, or problem-solving, referring to the process of actively resolving or concluding a situation or emotional state.
Example: "In therapy, achieving active closure can help individuals move on from past traumas and focus on the present."
Alternatives: "dynamic resolution" or "proactive conclusion".
Passive and active closure refer to the ability of fixing and manipulating objects, respectively.
However, through the active closure of their ETs, the frogs can enhance their sensitivity to high frequencies.
The most often used active closure devices (for example, Angio-Seal (St Jude Medical, Minnetonka, Minnesota) or Perclose A-T (Abbott Vascular, Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, IL, USA)) were part of the several studies comparing standard manual compression with these devices [ 65].
Pro-active closures also took place in whole/part of municipalities and school district between 18 May and 18 July 2009.
In contrast, pro-active closures as implemented in Osaka and Hyogo prefectures in Japan or in HK were simply triggered by the first local pandemic cases that were not linked to importation.
Note that in this way, the condition for active force closure is stricter than for pure force closure.
Acetylglutamate counters arginine inhibition by promoting active centre closure.
This report describes a novel technique for creating an active eye closure using an implantable actuator.
By maintaining a high apneic lung volume throughout central apneas, active laryngeal closure decreases the magnitude of post-apneic desaturation.
We have previously solved the crystal structures of several picornaviral polymerase-RNA complexes that show the structural changes taking place within these polymerases during active site closure and catalysis (Gong et al., 2010, 2013).
Several interictal EEG recordings, performed over time, documented the presence of generalized polyspike-and-wave complexes, triggered by active eye closure, often associated with eyelid myoclonia and photosensitivity.
