The phrase "active future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a future that is characterized by action, engagement, or proactive behavior.
Example: "In an active future, we will focus on sustainable practices and community involvement to create a better world for generations to come."
Alternatives: "dynamic future" or "engaged future".
Does this all mean that we are in for a more geologically active future as well as a hotter and meteorologically more violent one?
For those of us with the condition, the scarcity of people with MS who are "out of the closet" means it is difficult to imagine an active future life.
Whatever the intention was, some experts on the Middle East said, it was also a risky gamble, late in the game and carrying within it a commitment to active future involvement in the region, a burden the Bush administration had so far shrunk from shouldering.
Good Christmas sales will mean that his radical changes – scrapping the ridiculous three-for-two discounts and the policy of "returns", adding cafes to over a hundred branches and steering his bookshop towards a modern "click and collect" digital market-place – have been successful and that Waterstones has an active future.
He correctly observes, "The notion of an active future may be regarded as oxymoronic, even as bizarre, but it is certainly unique" (Ford 2000, 316).
Thus, this will be an area of active future exploration.
Based on the number and volume of commodities in which active futures trading exists, the United States occupies first place.
That trader accounted for 9 percent of volume in the most active futures contract, a point that was repeated in Tuesday's report.
In summary, moderate growth, risk management, trust and fair stakeholder management practices are the key factors that comprise an active future-creating strategy.
Close, trust-based, long-term relationships with the actors of the supply chain offer some security in the present, but they can also make active future-making somewhat inflexible and more cumbersome due, for example, to the need for frequent consultations.
And that's a product that really has not developed over the last 20 years in the U.S. There's a very active futures market for currency, but that's dominated by institutional players.
