The phrase "active idea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a concept or thought that is currently being considered or engaged with in a dynamic way.
Example: "The team is brainstorming, and one active idea is to develop a new marketing strategy that targets younger audiences."
Alternatives: "dynamic concept" or "current thought".
Those same 50-plus50-pluspercenterican Jews may be intermarrying and raising their children without institutional Jewish ties, but, as Pew found, their central, self-identified Jewishness is wrapped up in the pro-active idea that their heritage compels repair of the world.
Like a rotating "generating space" that pays homage to the "active object" idea, an imaginary line suggests the rooms can be hypothetically navigated across the walls and ceilings.
Debra is an international fitness presenter for leading fitness associations including the International Council on Active Aging, IDEA, NSCA, and is a subject matter expert for the American Council on Exercise and item writer for the Medical Exercise Specialist exam.
(H4: Caucasian male, 60 years: Active) The idea of being too young to fall is also seen as a theme with other older adults [ 20 ].
Spirits, he emphasizes, are totally different in kind from ideas, for they are active where ideas are passive.
Such conceptualisations could thus be responsible for the increasing criticism of the active-ageing idea 'for offering no alternative to less able or seriously ill persons' (Perek-Białas, Ruzik and Vidovićová 2006: 568).
Clients are excluded if they: (1) display symptoms at the initial evaluation that suggest referral to a psychiatric specialist, e.g. active suicidal ideas or symptoms of a psychotic disorder, organic mental disorder or alcohol and/or drug dependence or (2) are unable to read, write or speak Swedish.
Continental Properties has fused the rental and the active-adult ideas in Woodbridge Hills, which Howard S. Rappaport, a company vice president, described as a hybrid.
I sense that for many politically active people, the idea that the Conservatives can be the dominant force in politics is alien.
Although I've never been an active user, the idea of my registered email address – which includes my full name and where I work – being published on a list of adulterers filled me with slight dread.
