The phrase "active livelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of earning a living that is dynamic or engaged, often implying ongoing effort or involvement in one's work.
Example: "She has built an active livelihood through her freelance writing and consulting projects."
Alternatives: "vibrant career" or "dynamic profession".
On the opposition side, the Democratic Party, which supports minimal government intervention in the economy, lost votes to newer and growing coalitions like the Civic Party, Civic Act-Up and the Frontier, all of which favor a more active government role on livelihood issues.
Access to livelihood activities.
Other superfans have made Star Wars their livelihood, taking an active role in the fan community by working for fanzines, adding material to the Expanded Universe (now called Star Wars Legends), and creating video games that take place in that galaxy far far away.
This shows also farmers' agency; even among the poor, taking an active role to make their living a sustainable livelihood as they pursue autonomy and self-sufficiency.
With the introduction of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART), people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are able to live longer and have improved livelihoods [ 2].
Many herders are trying to be active and to take responsibility for their own livelihood and existence, for example, using less motorised vehicles, avoiding helicopter herding, taking better care of their waste and using ecological fuel.
The protesters, who are from fishing families from the surrounding districts, are worried that once the plant is active it will contaminate the fish, ruining their livelihoods.
Despite these efforts, climate change continues to affect the lives and livelihoods of millions in our unique and active delta.
During the Depression, he was active in the defense of mineworkers who were striking for their safety and livelihood.
CONVENTIONAL active fund managers believe in what they do because they have to: their livelihood depends on the notion that they can find investing opportunities which the rest of the market has overlooked.
