The phrase "active enthusiasm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lively and engaged form of enthusiasm, often in contexts related to participation or involvement.
Example: "Her active enthusiasm for the project inspired the entire team to work harder and stay motivated."
Alternatives: "vibrant enthusiasm" or "dynamic enthusiasm".
By Richard Brody December 6, 2016 On the new streaming site FilmStruck, there are enough great movies — including the 1973 film "World on a Wire," directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder — to keep a cinephile in active enthusiasm around the clock.
Yet, on the other hand it's possibly not as bad as it seems, for I think a lot of his support is not active enthusiasm for his ideas, methods, etc., but simply the response of ignorant people to his vast and clever charm.
There are enough great movies there as there were in the Paris repertory scene of 1983 and as there are in the New York repertory scene of today, in a great video store like VideoRoom, on Amazon Prime, and even on television to keep a cinephile in active enthusiasm around the clock.
Does democracy rely on the active enthusiasm of citizens, or is it more of a system for manufacturing citizens' tacit consent so that governments can go ahead and run the place?I think in practical terms, it's more of the latter.
The passive fascination of the TV show is a springboard into an active enthusiasm.
At senior management level, interventions that fit with strategic goals and organisational aspirations are more likely to be met with active enthusiasm.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/11/16/prepub This project would not be possible without the active support, enthusiasm and commitment of staff and management of the participating health services and the contribution made by the wider ABCD project team.
The onsite train-the-trainers sessions will focus on competency in conducting each of the six group sessions with specific attention to displaying enthusiasm, active engagement of group through questions and sharing, staying on task and time, and ensuring all members are able to rehearse particular skill during the session.
The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 Personality of Charles Blair MacDonald who lays out golf courses and was active in starting golf enthusiasm in this country.
What tends to be their greater enthusiasm and active devotion is a welcome boost, especially to more evangelically minded churches and clerics, but it often comes attached to traditions and sentiments out of keeping with British Christianity's general movement towards liberalism.
These included enthusiasm, encouragement and active listening skills which were identified by the majority of medical officers.
