The phrase "active linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing connections or relationships that are dynamic or currently in effect, such as in technology, biology, or social sciences.
Example: "The active linkage between the two systems allows for real-time data sharing and improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "dynamic connection" or "current association".
A wheeled mobile mechanism with a passive and/or active linkage mechanism for travel in rough terrain is developed and evaluated.
JJ agencies, and particularly community supervision staff, are ideally positioned to play a vital role in substance use prevention among youth with whom they come into contact, either by active linkage to community-located substance use prevention programs or through implementation of substance use prevention programs within their agency.
I aimed to evaluate the efficacy of focused interventions for averting the adverse consequences of early motherhood by monthly assessment of health needs, morbidity surveillance, and microplanning; need-specific interpersonal communication and counselling, active linkage with health providers; and community-based monitoring by village health committees.
A similar process of active linkage is used for each of these interventions.
With active linkage, the counselor contacts the referral agency on behalf of the patient to schedule visits.
If patients desire active linkage with any partnering agencies, additional written consent is required to transmit patient information.
41 Lessons learnt from such interventions and the program experience suggest that targeted interventions with intensive peer-led education and condom promotion, building an enabling environment by networking with stakeholders at different levels, promoting community-led program planning and execution, and active linkages to integrated testing and treatment services may help to further reduce HIV.
The regional cancer registry of the CCCN checked vital status by active record linkage with municipal population registries in 2002 2003 and 2005 and with the national death registry of the Central Bureau of Genealogy in 2004.
To test the importance of Akt activity in this linkage, constitutively-active Akt (myristylated-Akt, Akt*) was stably expressed in FAK-WT and FAK-KD MDA-MB-231 cells.
Active supervision and linkages forged between DHMT, CHEWs, CHWs, and CHC played a key role in the sustainability of the programme.
The number of patients accepting each intervention and the number of successful linkages, (active or passive) are shown in Table 2.
