The phrase "active in regulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or an organization that is involved in overseeing or controlling a particular process or activity.
Example: "The committee is active in regulating the safety standards for all public transportation systems."
Alternatives: "engaged in overseeing" or "involved in managing".
Mr. Huntsman and commission members have suggested that Utah should be more active in regulating its 13 coal mines.
Uber's bottom-up strategy of engaging riders and drivers to advocate for change falls flat in these countries, since the government is far more active in regulating the economy.
During the Industrial Revolution of the late 19th/early 20th century, state governments (and Congress) became more active in regulating the economy, particularly employer-employee relations.
Our analysis is a first step towards understanding transcription factor networks that are active in regulating gene expression during degenerative heart disease.
These results together suggest that the TH-ProCLV3 fusion protein produced in E. coli is active in regulating the sizes of SAMs and RMs.
These data indicate that the different cortical cells of the mycorrhizal root system have unique transcript profiles, and point to at least two signaling pathways active in regulating mycorrhiza-induced gene expression.
The ECM has an active role in regulating the activity and behavior of cells, including cell shape, differentiation, proliferation and cell death.
However, as the Ste11– Ste50 interaction is constitutive, this effect is not likely to play an active role in regulating Ste11 activity during osmostress.
In genome wide analyses in Drosophila, CTCF is found to bind between closely spaced genes, which is an atypical distribution compared to other insulator proteins and suggest that it plays an active role in regulating gene activity [19].
Thus, in the model, the unphosphorylated form of CheY (rather than CheYp) is the active component in regulating transducer demethylation at the two antagonistically active sites.
We concluded that UNC93B1 is important for phagosomal maturation and plays an active role in regulating endo/lysosomal pH, leading to reduced proteolytic activity and antigen export to the cytosol.
