The phrase "active cultivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, personal development, or any area where ongoing effort and engagement are required to foster growth or improvement.
Example: "The active cultivation of relationships is essential for networking success in any industry."
Alternatives: "proactive development" or "ongoing nurturing".
Moreover, regeneration was greater in the active cultivation than in the fallow farms.
Having only limited resources to devote to the portfolio, we realize that some wait-and-see projects are more likely to reward our active cultivation than others.
There she began to teach her methods of silent contemplative prayer and of passive acceptance of God's initiative in one's moral transformation, which was in stark contrast to the traditional emphasis on the active cultivation of piety and morals.
However, many physicians have become leaders "by accident," and the active cultivation of future leaders is required.
This process requires a healthy environment and is assisted by active cultivation on the part of the farmer.
These students are our germline DNA, and they are worthy of our active cultivation.
The amino acid profile of fermenting F. oxysporum cells clearly suggested that the TCA cycle was primarily active under aerobic cultivation.
bite, as they usually took active part in cultivation in water-logged crop fields where vectors usually breed.
This study investigates the effects of agricultural exploitation of soils of the north-western Crimea, the active and large-scale cultivation of which began with the Greek colonization of the area.
It is, as we have experienced in helping to orchestrate over a hundred of such conversations, a way of active listening and the cultivation of mutual respect for each other's own, unique, valuable points of view.
Such lessons -- along with ones on the relationship between friendship, aggression, and depression for parents and teachers -- would reduce bullying, ease the primal pain of isolation, and instill in children a more conscious and active attitude toward the cultivation of friendship.
