The phrase "active in the performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged or involved in carrying out a specific task or duty.
Example: "She has always been active in the performance of her responsibilities as a team leader."
Alternatives: "engaged in the execution of" or "involved in carrying out".
Courses that discuss or interpret the results of such analyses but without active involvement in the performance of the analysis itself are not suitable.
After the example set by Amīr Khosrow, Muslim musicians took an active interest in the performance of Indian music and added to the repertoire by inventing new ragas, talas, and musical forms, as well as new instruments.
Then we report on multi-color QD lasers and discuss the effect of intermixing induced changes in confinement and energy level separation in the active region on the performance of the devices.
Although it may seem that the actives play an important role in the performance of FlexX, a property of the decoys is still more decisive, as can be seen in the next section.
It is shown that the addition of conductive Magnѐli phase materials into active material improves the performance of a cathode in terms of specific capacity, reversibility, and more positive equilibrium potential compared to BaFeO4 − based cathodes.
Subsequently, while the carrier and timing tracking loops were active or deactivated, the performance of the receiver in detecting the payload information symbols was studied.
All authors have taken active part in planning the performance of the study, developing the intervention, the analytic approach and writing the manuscript for the protocol.
A great variability existed in the performance of the active compounds, likely related to structural and spatial differences in the scaffold and its decoration.
Valve response time (or time delay) is used as a measure of model accuracy because it is an important parameter in the performance of a semi-active damper.
While human factors has been primarily associated with aviation safety during the first 50 years of its life, it is argued that it is now time for the discipline to take a more pro-active role in improving the performance of airlines and reducing operating costs.
