The phrase "active draining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or systems that involve the continuous removal of liquid or energy, such as in engineering or environmental discussions.
Example: "The system employs active draining to ensure that excess water does not accumulate in the reservoir."
Alternatives: "continuous drainage" or "dynamic draining".
He says that manufacturers are interested in using iris scans to identify people and unlock phones but a device's camera can't be constantly active without draining the battery.
The non-union was classified according to the classification by Rosen as active (3 cases), draining (11 cases) and quiescent (26 cases) [15].
Also, while we want to fight the good fight eight days a week, being politically active can be draining.
The high-K dielectric HfO2 as an insulator material is located in the silicon active layer and drain region.
The active mode node drains more energy that results in shorter lifetime than the inactive mode node.
Moreover, the present Palar River basin exhibits evidences of neotectonic activity such as soft sediment deformation structures, anomalous drainage deflections and reactivation of lineaments and faults further indicating that the Palar River is still draining a tectonically active region.
The bedload response of the Moulin Ravine, a small alluvial system draining a very active Mediterranean badlands landscape entrenched into Jurassic black marls of the Southern French Prealps, has been investigated using an automatic Reid bedload slot sampler.
"What it means is that the carbon coming out of these sites is more reactive" than the carbon draining from the active layer of permafrost, Cory says.
Everyone agreed that living/loving the active alcoholic was frustrating, painful, draining and totally exhausting.
Five outcomes were used: DEET repellent use (DEET was the only insect repellent active ingredient recommended in 2003); draining standing water; dressing in long clothing (pants and long-sleeved shirts); minimizing hours outside from dusk to dawn on weekends; and minimizing hours outside from dusk to dawn on weekdays.
