The phrase "active grants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to grants that are currently in effect or being utilized, often in the context of funding or research projects.
Example: "The organization is currently managing several active grants that support various community initiatives."
Alternatives: "current grants" or "ongoing grants".
Each day I have numerous consultations on active grants, contracts, and applications.
He is the principal investigator on two active grants from the National Science Foundation, including a prestigious, 5-year CAREER award for promising young investigators.
Sarkar, an author on more than 500 papers and principal investigator for more than $1,227,000 in active grants from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, has, like many scientists, had his work scrutinized on PubPeer.
The initiative allows grant recipients to defer awards for up to a year while they care for newborn or newly adopted children, or to suspend active grants during their parental leave.
MakCHS faculty were identified as Principal Investigators (PIs) in only 22 (38%) active grants.
Grant funding details were only available for one third of the active grants at MakCHS.
Bishop earned a Ph.D. at Harvard University and came to Alabama in 2003; she holds an active grant from the National Institutes of Health for research on nitric oxide's effect on motor neurons.
Writing of this manuscript was not funded from any grant and does not related to any active grant held by the author.
NIEHS-funded investigators with an active grant in neuroscience are eligible to access the consortium to perform neuroscience experiments, and, because NIH pays most consortium costs, user fees are very reasonable.
Using SDAs as the unit of analysis, all four active HIV/AIDS grants included activities that at least indirectly supported integration of SRH activities 12-622%, Figure 3), but only ETH-202-G03-H-00 and ET-708-G08-H included activities directly related to SRH integration (25%and41%1%).
NIH has asked BCM to document that it has managed potential conflicts for every new grant and to review paperwork for active NIH grants back to 2004.
