The phrase "active link" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of web design or digital content to refer to a hyperlink that is currently functional and clickable.
Example: "To access the report, please click on the active link provided in the email."
Alternatives: "clickable link" or "functional link".
He was the Orioles' last active link to Manager Earl Weaver's pennant-winning clubs.
That active link will be on full display at the Slipper Room next Wednesday, June 17th, when she celebrates its release.
At major university libraries, which routinely need to expand shelving space to accommodate new titles, the technology could provide an active link between the main library and storage sites far away from campus.
In terms of relations with Washington, Syria remains on the list of countries that support terrorism, although the annual report has not detailed any active link for many years.
The last item in the Kitty Hawk site's section of frequently asked questions is "How can I get a great high-tech job like Webmaster for the U.S. Navy?" Answer: "The adventure begins right here, shipmate!" The "here" is an active link to www.navyjobs.com.
distributed power-control algorithm with active link protection.
Miller was one of the final active links between college basketball and its roots.
Andrée has active links with schools in East Asia, Africa and Europe as well as many schools in Bromley.
Evidence released by both governments in the last week suggests significant cooperation among radical groups in the region, as well as active links with Muslim terrorist groups elsewhere.
In Nepal, the ministry of industry and commerce, mentioned on the main government site, had no active links.
We consider the links with estimated flows higher than 1000 m3/year as active links, while the others as non-active links.
