The phrase "active committees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to committees that are currently functioning or engaged in ongoing activities.
Example: "The organization has several active committees working on various community projects."
Alternatives: "functioning committees" or "operational committees".
In addition to international trade and commerce, Mr. Franks last year headed the panel that deals with state government administration, one of the House's more active committees.
In a matter of days they helped form active committees and brought structure to the square.
Thus the presence of active facility committees in Kilifi may have provided a better opportunity for the facility-based planning approach to work than in other districts that may have lacked both active committees and good coverage of CORPs.
He has for many years been an active committee member with Middlesex, the MCC and the ECB.
Older students are involved in an active committee that organises games for the rest of the school.
For over 60 years he maintained a strong and lasting connection to Williams College as alumnus, active committee member, donor, and father and grandfather of five graduates.
He had a longstanding interest in Cyprus, attending conferences, writing articles - one comparing the island and Northern Ireland - and was until the end of his life an active committee member of the Friends of Cyprus.
ELF mourns the death and honors the memory of our beloved colleague, who was an active committee and chapter member of ASID until a few weeks before her death at the age of 91.
Additionally, she is a member of the Worksite Wellness Council of MA as well as an active committee member for their annual conference.
Additionally, I am a member of the Worksite Wellness Council of MA as well as an active committee member for their annual conference.
"I mean, who wants to go home and explain why they were taken off the most active committee with the most significant legislation maybe in the last hundred years?
