The phrase "active collaborative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or approach that involves both active participation and collaboration among individuals or groups.
Example: "The project was a success due to the active collaborative efforts of all team members, who shared ideas and resources freely."
Alternatives: "engaged teamwork" or "dynamic cooperation".
The analyses of collaboration and institutional patterns enable us to identify the active collaborative networks and productive research institutions among the five countries.
These crises nonetheless amount to an important test of Britain's ambition to be an active, collaborative, medium-sized Western power, which its leaders are flunking.The Foreign Office is underfunded and demoralised.
Problem-based learning seeks to foster active, collaborative and self directed learning.
Li et al. proposed an active collaborative method that combined feature selection and a link filtering method [23].
Data reveals student preference towards active, collaborative and technology-rich learning via digital games that bring added value to the educational process.
Translating "social implications" into a mode where Rabinow and Bennett would be seen as active collaborative partners in the creation of the Center did not seem to be controversial either.
Table 3 shows the current list of active collaboratives.
All participants identified the importance of and mechanisms for collaborative practice, however challenges persist which prevent active collaboration being enacted.
In the collaborative care framework used in this study, active collaboration of the patient with the treatment is enhanced.
Today's demand for student-centred teaching methods to develop highly qualified learners, capable of learning in an active and collaborative environment, calls for the deployment of game-based activities and simulations that will enable them to face the challenges of the dawning era.
Lastly, professional development has to be active and collaborative.
