The phrase "active group of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic or engaged collective of individuals or entities working together towards a common goal.
Example: "The active group of volunteers organized a community clean-up event last weekend."
Alternatives: "engaged team of" or "dynamic collective of".
The reason is that, once a neuron is consistently activated by a subset of synchronously active group of neurons, all connections from the group will be strengthened to maturation, even the ones with initially silent synapses.
LPS from these bacteria may represent one more active group of compounds involved in the activity of these herbs.
In order to discover compounds with high fungicidal activity and simple structures, 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroquinoline, a biologically active group of natural products, was introduced to pyrazole structure.
It is possible that some active group of people usually has combination of running and walking activities.
"Our most active group of alumni is definitely the ex-rugby players," Riekeman said.
Burnett encountered an eclectic, argumentative, competitive and politically active group of students.
The more active group of men the mechanics and Urzúa and Ávalos camped at Level 105.
Carrying on his legacy, an active group of independent filmmakers call Westchester home, often showcasing the county in their productions.
Furthermore, de-activation of the active groups of the resin prior binding sub-fraction #5 allowed determination of the specificity of the further binding of the bacterial surface molecules tested.
So-called "skateboard urbanism" reflects the ways that spaces in cities are being created or protected for skateboarding, with the will and commitment of active groups of skaters and their advocates.
Last year, the world's 10 most active groups of Internet vandals and criminals were Brazilian, according to mi2g, and included syndicates with names like Breaking Your Security, Virtual Hell and Rooting Your Admin.
