The phrase "active committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is actively engaged and dedicated to a cause, task, or organization.
Example: "She is an active committed member of the environmental advocacy group, participating in every event and campaign."
Alternatives: "engaged and dedicated" or "actively involved and devoted".
The wound to the country's civic health remains fresh, though of course it is active, committed Democrats who feel it most keenly.
To them, as to so many other young Norwegian Muslims I meet as an anthropological researcher, being part of an increasingly multicultural Norwegian society means being an active, committed and engaged citizen.
Headed by Dean Mostafavi and the two co-chairs, the committee is charged with developing and engaging a network of active, committed and involved alumni, friends and industry partners.
"We want to appeal to women who are active, committed, open minded and self-confident," explained Vieillard-Jordi in a statement.
As an active, committed member of many networks and organizations, she is active in the empowerment of young people and promotion of democracy.
I like patriotic songs and fly the flag, but I don't vote or do community service or write to my congressional representative or otherwise take any active, committed role in furthering the good of my country and people". True for a lot of us — me too, sadly — but not something to trumpet about, as if we've found some better way to be.
As an active citizen committed to defending human rights over the past 20 years, I have been harassed, arrested, imprisoned and mistreated by the authorities.
In 2004, the Army reported that 67 soldiers on active duty committed suicide; by 2009 that number had jumped to 162.
His biography on the Chichester District Council website reveals that in addition to being a very active and committed Christian, "he is interested in reading, music, skiing, gardening, flying, travel and many other areas" - so plenty for him to do when he is an ex-councillor.
He surely does not speak for me, nor for thousands of active, Jews committed to Israel.
How do we nurture our children to become active citizens committed to creating a more compassionate, pluralistic, civil society?
