"active mechanisms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to processes that are actively taking place. For example, "The company has been implementing active mechanisms to ensure the safety of their workers."
These data suggest that, unlike postural motor systems, Mo5 (and possibly other cranial motor nuclei) may lack active mechanisms for suppressing phasic activity.
Cells have active mechanisms to protect their genome integrity against TE activity including transcriptional silencing [ 31] and short-interfering RNAs (siRNAs) [ 32].
The delta psi is generated through passive as well as active mechanisms.
This reflects the existence of active mechanisms that limit CO formation.
The generation of electric energy to power active mechanisms of instrumented hip implants remains a question.
Direct observation of droplet combustion disruptions is used to propose active mechanisms for each additive.
Understanding active mechanisms of stress resilience could be integral for developing new approaches treating and preventing stress-related to neuropsychiatric diseases.
The study of active mechanisms for nest thermoregulation revealed no brood incubation or clustering behaviour of P. dominula.
Thus, the survival of transplanted bioengineered neocartilage may depend on both passive and active mechanisms of immune evasion.
Droseraceae, the sundew or Venus flytrap family, contains species with leaves modified as real traps i.e., active mechanisms that clamp shut or coil about victims lured by nectar secretions and delicate odours.
The spores are released and dispersed by a wide variety of passive or active mechanisms; upon reaching a suitable substrate, the spores germinate and develop hyphae that grow, branch repeatedly, and become the mycelium of the new individual.
