The phrase "active energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, fitness, or discussions about energy levels and dynamics.
Example: "The athlete's performance was fueled by a surge of active energy, allowing her to push through the final lap."
Alternatives: "kinetic energy" or "dynamic energy".
Compared with men, women had reduced vigorous activities (P = 0.01) and active energy expenditure (P = 0.01).
Changes from baseline in physical activity, as measured by duration of activity of at least moderate intensity and daily active energy expenditure, were significantly increased with aclidinium versus placebo at Week 3 (Table 3).
Patients with >2 exacerbations/year spent less time in PA; specifically, fewer activities of mild intensity [>3 metabolic equivalents (METs)], and lower active energy expenditure (P = 0.01 and P = 0.03, respectively).
Her extended family of several generations and her many friends will deeply miss her wisdom, intellect and active energy.
A scale-model of the Tate Modern belches out vapour clouds – as if it is simultaneously an art museum and an active energy producer.
Meanwhile Britain has around 25 active energy suppliers, with the big six squatting on a 93.5% share of the retail supply market last year.
An active, energy-intensive lifestyle, combined with keen chemosensory abilities, sets the stage for the evolution of limblessness and the use of subterranean habitats.
Note that in living cells clustering may in part be regulated by active, energy-dependent mechanisms.
This violation is troublesome as the experiments are done on in vitro membrane sheets, where no active, energy-driven processes can limit cluster size.
Here we show that E. coli cells secrete AGEs by an active, energy-dependent system which is carried out by the efflux pumps system.
Translocation of macromolecules larger than 40 60 kDa in and out of the nucleus is an active, energy-dependent process that is mediated by specific sequence motifs: nuclear localization signals (NLS) and nuclear export signals (NES).
