The phrase "active count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the current number of items, participants, or occurrences that are considered active or ongoing.
Example: "The active count of users currently logged into the system is 150."
Alternatives: "current total" or "live tally".
Instagram, for example, recently passed the 200 million monthly active count.
(a) Metabolic active cell count of E. coli (open triangles) and B. subtilis (open circles) for initial total metabolic active count of 104 cells.
For metabolic active count of cells in liquid medium, epifluorescence microscopy has been used in the past (Vaija et al. [1993]).
Figure 3c shows the comparison of the estimates of CFU obtained from MBRT and from agar plates for an initial metabolic active count of 104 cells/ml.
Nutter added that officials are attempting to account for all passengers who were on the train, and that there is "no active count" of how many people are missing.
The experimental result shows the current status of an active counting using a neutron generator which still has some challenges to overcome.
Data were then expressed as daily averaged total intensity (considering all counts, DATI), and daily averaged active intensity (considering only counts higher than 30 in intensity as active counts, DAAI).
Since lateralization effects were evident for theta in the active counting condition we decided to also focus on potential hemispheric differences.
Additional ANOVAs were performed post-hoc in order to specify hemispheric asymmetries apparent in the passive listening and active counting condition.
In the current study we used a modified version of the classical own name paradigm including an active "counting" as well as a familiar voice condition.
With 165 birders, Hartford had the most populous count circle in the state and tied with Hilton Head Island for the ninth most-active count over all.
