The phrase "active conformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an individual or group actively aligns their behavior or beliefs with a particular standard or expectation.
Example: "In the workplace, active conformity to company policies is essential for maintaining a cohesive team environment."
Alternatives: "proactive compliance" or "engaged adherence".
It's both hyper-vigilant and thoroughly prescriptive, an active process of enforcing conformity to an identity ideal – "this is what a 'true Muslim' or 'true Christian' does"; "this is what being British is" – rather than finding those supposedly inherent traits in the flesh.
Baculovirus recombinant (BVr) ribosomal protein S6 kinase (S6K1), expressed in Sf9 cells described along with other methodological details in Additional file 1 was active towards phosphorylating GST-S6 in conformity with earlier findings [ 12].
This is followed by an optimization procedure, using a variational formulation of active contours, that seeks to improve boundary mesh conformity to the zero level contour of the level set function.
In conformity with our data the mature and active BMP-7 could not be found in human synovial fluid of normal knees in a recently published study [ 18].
The antimicrobial therapy was considered 'appropriate' if the treatment regimen included antibiotics active in vitro, and the dosage and route of administration were in conformity with current medical standards.
The antimicrobial therapy was considered 'effective' if the treatment regimen included antibiotics active in vitro, and the dosage and route of administration were in conformity with current medical standards.
As an admirer of Mill and Tocqueville, Ryan focusses on the danger that both of them saw in a mass democratic society: the likelihood that individuality will shrink before the onslaught of mediocrity and conformity, that we will settle for a "Persian" prosperity instead of demanding a "Greek" politics of active participation.
But the closing of the loop also restricts the passage between successive glucose binding subsites within the active site, suggesting that processive action along a cellulose chain requires a cyclic closing-opening sequence for each hydrolytic event, in conformity with molecular dynamics [ 38].
Conformity is everything.
Its target is dull conformity.
