The phrase "active finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, investigation, or discovery processes where findings are being actively pursued or identified.
Example: "The team focused on active finding to uncover new insights during the research phase."
Alternatives: "proactive discovery" or "dynamic identification".
Incidence of XDR-PA infections decreased from 0.72 cases/1,000 inpatient-days in March 2011-March 2012, to 0.34/1,000 in April-December 2012, after implementation of active finding of intestinal carriers on all onco-hematological inpatients.
Therefore interventions aimed at controlling tuberculosis in persons migrating from high incidence countries, including those based on active finding of individuals with active disease or latent infection, have been advocated as an important component of tuberculosis elimination strategies [ 3].
Since AppData shows Airtime as having just 1000 daily and 90,000 monthly actives, finding a distribution method that snowballs is crucial to the company making good on the $33.5 million fronted by its investors.
As RNTCP moves to further increase case detection by implementing more "active" case finding activities, these issues will need to be considered and addressed.
Immunosuppressant therapy was terminated due to the absence of active findings in the glomeruli.
Pat was an active feminist, finding much to engage (and enrage) her in the 1970s.
Hugues Bertrand, director of the Center for the Study of Employment and Qualification in Marseille, a port city plagued by high unemployment and urban decay, said that in large measure "companies that are successful are those that are creative and active in finding people".
I think the internet is actually giving us the opportunity to address it because people are becoming active and finding others to collaborate with and so, in that sense, it is bringing people together.
