The phrase "active consideration for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of thoughtfully evaluating or contemplating a particular issue, proposal, or situation.
Example: "The committee is currently in active consideration for the new policy changes proposed by the board."
Alternatives: "serious deliberation on" or "thoughtful evaluation of".
In one form or another, the plan has been under active consideration for years.
By the summer of 2002 military action to secure regime change in Iraq had been under active consideration for some time.
Actors Colin Farrell and Paula Patton are reportedly under active consideration for the lead roles in Warcraft, the film adaptation of the Warcraft videogames to be directed by Source Code's Duncan Jones.
Materials under active consideration for use in different reactor components include various ferritic/martensitic steels, austenitic stainless steels, nickel-base superalloys, ceramics, composites, etc.
-- While Tim Kaine and Tom Vilsack remain two of the leading contenders for Hillary Clinton's vice presidential pick, but a Democrat with knowledge of the process says Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey is also under active consideration for her ticket.
Executive director John Sauven said: "Two thirds of England, including large swathes of countryside, is now under active consideration for a risky, polluting, expensive form of fossil fuel extraction.
Lipophilicity vs hydrophicility physicochemical traits are extremely important variables that are active considerations for optimizing drug delivery systems.
Liberum said: In June Glencore issued a statement confirming that 'it is not in active consideration of an offer for ENRC'.
During the discussions at the Regional Platforms, the World Health Organization (WHO) worked in partnership with many representative organizations1 that have been instrumental in promoting their recommendations for the active consideration of health in DRR (UN 2014g).
This proposition has important policy implications in terms of devising effective incentive packages as it calls for an active consideration of the role that "complex remuneration" plays in determining recruitment, retention and motivation patterns, as well as, more broadly, the performance of health systems.
However, NHase is still under active consideration of enzymologists to expand its potential for synthesis of various amides.
