The phrase "active in the next" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to being involved or engaged in something upcoming, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We expect to be active in the next phase of the project, contributing our expertise."
Alternatives: "engaged in the upcoming" or "involved in the next stage".
The app knows that I've got plenty of insulin in my system that will be active in the next few minutes and if I have any more I'll crash.
Otherwise, it has to wait until p u) is active in the next working period (lines 3 4).
The plan, Groupon tells me, is to extend this to other cities where Groupon is active in the next few months.
Mechanical action causes breaks off the oxide film and cleans the surface and strains of the metal, which is due to be active in the next half cycle, and the presence of this level in atmosphere causes oxidation (tribochemical wear).
For example, the action of a sensitive ant working in the cell adjacent to a less sensitive ant will reduce the probability that the less sensitive ant is active in the next time step.
Furthermore, it is a common observation that agents able to interfere with cell cycle usually prevent the action of drugs active in the next phase of cell cycle (Lin et al, 1998).
But as this is Downton, such a condition need prove no impediment to his playing a full and active part in the next series.
"If you have an active itinerary in the next 24 hours, it will change the customer experience on the phone and it will start at the very top of the call with information about your flight".
New York Stock Exchange Chief Executive John Thain said on Thursday that he aims to play an active role in the next round of consolidation in the exchange sector, and that worries about competition from overseas rivals had driven the Big Board's move to go public.
In that vein, IBM will be a very active participant in the next OpenStack Design Summit scheduled for October 15 19 in San Diego.
There will be an abnormally large number of male individuals without female partners during their sexually active stages in the next several decades if the sex-ratio imbalance in newborns is not reduced.
