The phrase "active defect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to quality control, engineering, or software development to describe a defect that is currently present and affecting functionality.
Example: "The team identified an active defect in the software that needed immediate attention to prevent further issues."
Alternatives: "current defect" or "live defect".
Therefore, 180 °C offers a preferred balance of the active defect sites, 1T phase of MoS2 and branched structures for catalytic activities.
"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has the most active defect investigation program in the world," Mr. LaHood said on Tuesday in a statement to The New York Times.
Inhibitor anions are released only due to an active defect.
Electrically and optically active defect states in the bandgap of semiconductor materials can play an important role in their carrier transport properties.
The next step was to study electrically active defect subsystem of silicon subsurface layer with dislocation and its role in the restructuring of EL centers.
We compare the ringwoodite diffusivities to the Mg2+ < = > 2H+ defect on the M3 site in wadsleyite, the only active defect mechanism (Tsuchiya and Tsuchiya 2009), in a simulation box of one unit cell, or eight molecular units.
It can be concluded, that the controlled hydrogen enhanced TDs formation can be used as an alternative low-cost, low-temperature doping method, which might be favorable for active defect-engineering in the Cz Si.
The large voltage hysteresis is related to active defects in the disordered graphene nanosheets.
Oxygen vacancies are one of the most active defects existing at the surface of metal oxides.
Defect luminescence at 1,250 nm was observed in previous experiments on multicrystalline silicon at recombination active defects [6].
Therefore, such active defects in ZnS nanomaterials should be post-treated to keep the stable properties before practical applications.
