The phrase "active industrial policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing government strategies aimed at promoting and supporting specific industries or sectors within the economy.
Example: "The government's active industrial policy has led to significant growth in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "proactive industrial strategy" or "dynamic industrial policy".
An active industrial policy requires a proper role from government".
A key element of a credible growth strategy will be an active industrial policy.
Active industrial policy with a strong regional dimension already has wide support among employers and unions.
Or Germany, where the government has an active industrial policy and strong employment rights?
Mr Steinmeier promised an active industrial policy but said little about what that might mean.
This led Denham to believe his successor as shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, will develop a more active industrial policy.
Mandelson's business department are also looking at using more active industrial policies – such as government procurement policies and small-scale loans – to help business recover from the deepest and longest recession since the second world war.
In the eyes of some of the French, an economic government should also keep the euro at a favorable exchange rate for exports and pursue an active, interventionist industrial policy.
America's economic rise was helped by high tariff barriers, aggressive public investment and active industrial policy a very Chinese approach to growth.
So, everything points to a more active use of industrial policy in the African countries over the coming years.
Germany has other advantages over the rest of Europe, including a first-class education system, an active pro-manufacturing industrial policy and really well-developed roads, rails and communication – all of which were the result of big government spending projects.
