The phrase "active initiatives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe ongoing projects or efforts that are currently being implemented or pursued.
Example: "The organization has launched several active initiatives aimed at improving community engagement and support."
Alternatives: "ongoing projects" or "current efforts".
However, we identified two active initiatives in iPLON's networking activities.
The majority of active initiatives are being done by women".
All industries including Construction Industry are taking active initiatives to support sustainability practices.
In addition, Design Factory can undertake active initiatives in this regard because it closely collaborates with the actors within the Design Factory global network.
Furthermore, the code may have stifled active initiatives to acquire new customers, but it could not prevent passive enlargements of the customer base through testimonials from existing customers.
We avoided conducting active initiatives such as training workshops, seminars or presentations at the trial sites during the trial period.
Through factor analysis, the authors find that the structure of the LEQ changes from the original eight factors to seven factors, with task Leadership being combined with Active Initiative as one factor.
Thus, we've decided to step up and take an active initiative that aims at bridging that gap of communication and correcting some of the stereotypes of cultures between nations.
Aviles and Coplan decided to collaborate on a more fully formed and active initiative – an ambitious community organization dedicated to creating an ongoing dialogue about mental illness in the restaurant industry, dialogue meant to eradicate the stigma that keeps so many chefs, cooks and servers languishing alone.
There is no doubt that positive and pro-active initiatives need to be directed at these areas that are the nation's engines of growth.
To investigate the product and service attributes that senior the following items: Continuity of care giver; distance to the practice; accessibility; expertise and trust; attitude; information; pro-active initiatives; free choice of selecting a caregiver; waiting times.
