The phrase "active landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic or changing environment, often in contexts related to ecology, urban planning, or technology.
Example: "The active landscape of the city is constantly evolving, with new parks and buildings being developed every year."
Alternatives: "dynamic environment" or "vibrant setting".
This is interpreted to reflect a generally active landscape characterized by reduced forest cover as result of increased aridity.
But the director, Floor Huygen, and the sound designers, Florentijn Boddendijk and Remco de Jong, conjure an active landscape using bird and night sounds, branches and twigs, water and wind.
In order to study this relationship in a tectonically active landscape, the details of 11 drainage basins were collected from Qilian Shan Mountains.
The slope is located in a transient, tectonically active landscape in southwestern Tyrrhenian Calabria Italyy), where gravitational processes drive failures in rock slopes.
To test this assumption in a tectonically active landscape, a network of 10 river monitoring stations was established in the High Himalayas of central Nepal across a steep rainfall gradient.
Consequently in landscapes with active landscape processes such as erosion, land use changes should not be analysed in isolation without accounting for both on-site and off-site effects on landscape processes.
Interpretation of Tectonically Active Landscapes. 3 Units.
This paper examines the relationship between complex and tectonically active landscapes and patterns of human evolution.
Andisols are forming in drier microclimates, on gravitationally active landscapes, and under herbaceous vegetation.
In active landscapes, proglacial rivers in very similar settings can have dramatically different morphologies.
What controls the chemical weathering of soils in tectonically active landscapes?
