The phrase "active endorsement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone openly supports or approves of something, often in a formal or official capacity.
Example: "The organization's active endorsement of the new policy has encouraged many members to participate in the initiative."
Alternatives: "strong support" or "public backing".
Americorps and similar programs fill this void to some extent, but more active endorsement of the teaching profession is required.
(Ta-Nehisi Ta-Nehisi Coatesle Bouie hand pointed out that horrors precisely congruent to those carried out by ISIS were pursued by lynch mobs in the American South with implicit evangelical approval, and at times active endorsement, in our own recent history).
Now Netflix – perhaps the perfect medium for an indulgently long legal procedural thanks to its lack of running time restrictions and active endorsement of so-called binge-watching – has thrown its hat into the ring with Making A Murderer, a 10-hour epic online from 18 Dec.
With voter turnout of only 52percentt, President Morsi took office with the active endorsement of just 27percentt of the Egyptian electorate.
The second was the active endorsement and systematic review of the question prompt sheet by their oncologist.
An individual must obtain and maintain a full and active ecclesiastical endorsement to be employed as a VA chaplain.
Coca-Cola has not been as active in signing endorsement or other agreements with athletes as its principal rival, Pepsi-Cola unit of PepsiCo, though basketball stars like Grant Hill appear in a campaign for the Sprite soft drink brand.
The Swedish mother-tongue instruction reform was animated by the recently introduced multicultural policy, according to which integration should rely on voluntary and mutual adaptation, and on the active recognition and endorsement of minority cultures (cf. SOU, 1974:69).
Celebrities recognize the very real monetary value of their active and passive endorsement.
To adapt a tailored short message service (SMS) text message smoking cessation intervention (MiQuit) for use without active health professional endorsement in routine antenatal care settings, to estimate 'real-world' uptake and test the feasibility of its use.
Mr. James, the brand strategist, said that for all the controversy surrounding Mr. Ali, the uproar was firmly in the past, in contrast to the potential embarrassments advertisers fear from active athletes on their endorsement rosters.
