The phrase "active in work for" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express involvement or engagement in a job or project for a specific organization or purpose.
Example: "She has been active in work for the environmental organization for over five years."
Alternatives: "engaged in work for" or "involved in work for".
She was active in work for the abolition of slavery, free trade and church reform.
For both outcomes, we found no associations with smoking, low physical leisure activity or BMI, and this finding questions the ongoing activity at the work site for making individual lifestyle factors the main suspects for intervention in order to stay active in work for more years.
Throughout his life, Richard was active in working for wildlife conservation.
She has been active in working for diversity at AT&T and at Columbia.
Dr. Read went on to become active in working for human rights around the world and pressing for a freeze on nuclear arms.
Anderson Smart, who never set foot again in the Orange County, N.Y., home he had shared with his wife, still works as a New York City police officer and is active in working for state and federal legislation on patients' rights.
César is a founding member of several initiatives encouraging children and youth leaders to become active in working for the poorest communities in Ecuador.
It was also during his Harvard years that he fell in love with Theodore Roosevelt's niece, Eleanor Roosevelt, who was then active in charitable work for the poor in New York City.
The great thing was that among the professionals and local politicians in the room, and among the audience, there was profound understanding of the cocktail of problems that conspired to cause such mayhem, and a good deal of wise optimism regarding how to tackle it, often offered from local people who had been active in youth work for many years.
She has been active in progressive work for HIV prevention, sex worker justice, reproductive rights, and prison reform.
The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) has long been active in working to improve clinicians' recognition of, readiness for, and response to hemorrhage through the AWHONN Postpartum Hemorrhage Project.
