The phrase "active in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's involvement or engagement in a specific area or aspect.
Example: "The organization has been very active in terms of community outreach and support programs."
Alternatives: "engaged regarding" or "involved with".
Agência Click calculates that 2.6 million Brazilians update their blogs daily, which ranks the country as among the world's most active in terms of blog activity.
On the contrary, users belonging to the Peak class are theleast active in terms of social activity (low cd and fwee values)but, surprisingly, they are relatively active content publishers and have thetendency to be active for long time, exhibiting a high number of active weeks and thehighest account duration.
They may be physically active during work and daily activities, but may not perceive this as being physically active in terms of exercise.
Dell officers and directors were the second-most active in terms of insider selling last year, behind those at Microsoft.
The yes campaign was three times more socially active, in terms of positive tweets and Facebook likes.
But there is a lot of frustration that people feel that there is this positive story, and the diaspora should be active in terms of showcasing Africa.
Ea5 was most active in term of NO inhibition (87.07%), in comparison to Baicalin (70.85%).
"Since then, we have done a lot of work with our umpires and match referees to ensure they are much more pro-active in terms of policing behaviour on the field and – when players do overstep the mark – taking appropriate action".
"We are just trying to be pro-active in terms of looking after players, and giving potentially our Test side the best possible chance of being fit with everyone fresh for next Saturday".
In this environment, veterinary parasitologists must be adaptable, imaginative and pro-active in terms of setting the agendas for establishing strategic alliances, promoting research needs and developing research programs.
Using our kinase-likeness score and a validated correlation matrix-based score for comparison, we showed that the MLSMR database compounds are much closer to kinase actives, in terms of physicochemical properties, than compounds in the NCI and NPD databases.
