The phrase "active key" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, security, or software, where it refers to a key that is currently in use or valid for operations.
Example: "To access the secure server, please ensure that your active key is properly configured."
Alternatives: "current key" or "valid key".
Although the number of developers that by late 2010 had migrated to a stronger key was still quite small, the call for key migration was initially answered by those with most active key activity -hence, probably more conscious about the importance of this migration.
An active key is required for most regular activities a developer performs in Debian - Most notably, for uploading packages and for voting in general resolutions.
According to Mr. Sommer, the development was possible because of a few active key actors and some special structural factors.
The vision is that European corporations – large and middle size – as well as European universities have to be active key players in this process.
The SEP vision is that corporations – large and middle size – as well as universities and investment funds (seed and venture capital) have to be active key players in this process.
Google will bill users based on the number of keys they store ($0.06 per active key version per month) and how often they use them ($0.03 per key use per 10,000 operations).
Once in a cycle, between two synchronization pulses, the gateway broadcasts the active keys for the next cycle.
In addition, pro-active key distribution mechanisms using neighbor graphs to predict potential TAP are proposed by Arbaugh et al. [18], Mishra et al. [19], Kassab et al. [20], and Hur et al. [21].
Therefore, for schedule computation is used, where presents currently active network key (member of the one-way key chain).
He introduced welfare programmes for the unemployed, set up soup kitchens and was active on key policy committees.
It is proven beyond doubt that the rightwing media was an active and key player in the 2002 coup that briefly removed Chávez from power (see the brilliant documentary The revolution will not be televised).
