The phrase "active invitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or current invitation that encourages participation or engagement.
Example: "The organization has extended an active invitation to all community members to join the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "open invitation" or "ongoing invitation".
Nevertheless, active invitation was the only means we had of reducing self-selection.
One third of the patients responded to an active invitation to complete an online risk estimation.
Indeed, physicians involved in primary care both implement programs with active invitation [ 17] and recommend screening tests where invitation programs are lacking.
Strasbourg had no active invitation for the first screen, implying that the incidence of the screened population could be different from that of the general population.
Information technology can either provide electronic prompts to remind primary care physicians to assess patients opportunistically when they consult or can be used to produce lists of patients for active invitation and assessment.
In Dutch primary care practice, a direct and active invitation of the GP increased the screening uptake of participants for a lifestyle intervention on T2D risk reduction [ 16, 31].
Up to now, this screening programme has not included active invitations or sending of test kits.
25 26 In contrast, the German screening programme includes neither active invitations nor the posting of test kits.
There are two major ways to implement these recommendations: organized screening programs principally endorsed with active invitations by the national health services; and opportunistic screening recommendation by general practitioners.
The dataset does not contain information about rejected invitations, so we do not know to which extent such strong preferences are due to women being more active in inviting other women, or more prone to accept invitations received from other women than from men.
We hypothesise that local social network characteristics will predict the adoption behaviour of friends after invitation (active communication) or exposure (passive communication) from the participant.
