The phrase "active in the course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's involvement or participation in a particular course or program of study.
Example: "She was very active in the course, contributing to discussions and helping her classmates."
Alternatives: "engaged in the course" or "participating in the course".
In turn, the passive (principiate) is at the same time passive and active, being active in the course of its passivity (as principiate).
We had expected greater numbers of registrants and considered possible limitations were time constraints and other commitments, which were the main reason given by MHPs who were least active in the course.
The Commissioner has been very active in the course of the last month.
a The number of active students in the course plotted using the number of students who actively solved problems.
Instead we are active in valuing the course, work, dedication and experience, and wise to direct it elsewhere.
As the semester progresses, I will expect the students to take an increasingly active role in the course.
Conclusion: Students who felt they learned more competencies agreed that they were active participants in the course, that their preferred style of learning was matched by the course, and that they had received academic credit for the course.
"We are both very active, and in the course of a week we went mountain biking, stand-up paddling at sunset through mangroves, wakeboarding, and surfing in the open ocean," said Tania Reinert, a guest from Hong Kong.
Redox transformations of the active sites in the course of catalytic tests or prolonged boiling in water are not accompanied by copper leaching from the chitosan matrix, and the catalyst reoxidation by H2O2 leads to quantitative restoration of the Cu II -ESR signal.
Different probe catalytic reactions were thus applied to monitor the changes of the concentrations of various types of active sites in the course of the reduction of MoO3 to MoO2 and to unravel their role in the complex reaction network of such molecule as butene.
The gods' intervention in this episode, direct and unmistakable, suggests two things: First and foremost, gods play an active role in the course of the war, indeed even have personal stakes in it.
