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The phrase "active in the group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's level of participation or involvement within a specific group or organization.
Example: "She has been very active in the group, contributing ideas and organizing events."
Alternatives: "engaged in the group" or "involved in the group".
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For each area found active in the group map, the percentage of individuals showing activation in that same anatomical area was calculated.
Rubén and Pablo are both active in the group.
Asplund, who describes herself as Afro-Swedish, is unemployed, and active in the group Afrophobia Focus.
The "oldest" members who are still active in the group are Dada, Árki, Victora and Kovács.
In the 1980's, he was active in the group Artists Call Against U.S. Intervention in Central America.
He said the rebels had lost about 70 male fighters and 48 women active in the group.
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One of the most active members in the group, 7g, was evaluated in vivo and exhibited significant antitumor activity.
Yes or no?" "Some students were quiet during the big group, but you could tell they were active in the small group," Lieber says.
He enjoys music and dance, and is an active sportsperson in the group with special interests in tennis and swimming.
"People will say, I'll join; I'll go," said Daisy Hidalgo, an active resident in the group whose apartment is filled with holes, stained walls and uneven floors.
Mrs. Moltke, who disdained the title of countess, was the last living active participant in the group.
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