The phrase "active consultation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process where individuals or groups are engaged in ongoing discussions or exchanges of ideas, often in a collaborative or participatory manner.
Example: "The project requires active consultation with stakeholders to ensure all perspectives are considered."
Alternatives: "engaged dialogue" or "ongoing discussion".
Between elections, people in V2P communities are keeping the promises made during political campaigns high on the agenda, through active consultation and constituency briefing sessions with their elected representatives.
With the city's 1,030-member 1,030-member working 12-hour shifts, the mayor said there was "active consultation" with Gov. Bob Taft about the use of National Guard troopolice necessary, to provide relieforce
the aim of this research was to initiate active consultation with women and antenatal educators in the development and delivery of antenatal education that was mutually relevant.
Negotiation, in contrast, "suggests not the granting of permission for the actions of another … but an active consultation with someone else to come to a mutual agreement" (1421).
[1] The compilation of these rankings was done at the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, although in cooperation and active consultation with the staff of Forbes.
(Short-tracking involves streamlining the time required to complete residency and fellowship requirements and requires active consultation with both residency and fellowship directors).
He said Russia was engaged in "active consultations" with the United States and European nations over ways of containing the violence.
Early and active consultations are the key to harnessing Dutch energies in enhanced pursuit of U.S. interests.
She said: "We are engaged in very active consultations with the Israelis over steps that we think would demonstrate the requisite commitment to the process.
He added, "How best to do that and show broad support for that is what we're still working out in active consultations today".
Most recently, UNICEF created child- and youth-led community active consultations, through which Country Offices work with young people to identify and discuss the key elements of the future they – as future leaders and current critical stakeholders – want for their communities and how they plan to get there.
