The phrase “active neighborhood” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about a community of people that are actively engaged in various activities such as volunteer initiatives or local events. For example: “This year, my neighborhood has become an incredibly active neighborhood, with several local initiatives to help the homeless population.”.
"It's a very, very strong community where there are active block associations, active neighborhood associations," Ms. Auletta said.
One of the great advantages to Hartford that people are starting to understand is that it has a very strong network of neighborhoods, it's a very active neighborhood city, and for a lot of people that's a very appealing lifestyle".
He referred everyone to the one-page handout that had been provided, enumerating Ferguson's positives: ten active neighborhood associations, a community newspaper, Neighborhood Watch programs, a redevelopment zone, an organic farm, a diet-and-exercise program.
But the day she looked at the building, she noticed city workers planting cherry trees along her side of the street, which she knew signaled an active neighborhood association.
WHAT: A 1914 English Tudor with seven bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths HOW MUCH: $876,000 PER SQUARE FOOT: $130.27 SETTING: The house is in Rockhill, a residential area with an active neighborhood association, in central Kansas City.
But the custom does reflect one important fact about this little-known part of the city: it is a close-knit place, bound by water on three sides, and with an active neighborhood association that each homeowner joins.
Iowans in politically active neighborhoods where 100 people show up may find their vote is worth only 1percentt as much as, say, Carl's.
Mr. Steinbrueck noted that Mr. Nickels was not regarded as particularly personable and that he had struggled to retain support among the city's active neighborhoods groups, many of whom viewed him as too supportive of downtown growth.
There are over 165,000 active neighborhoods in the U.S., which represents 80percentt of U.S. neighborhoods.
It's also thought that it has been continuously inhabited for nearly three thousand years, which of course makes it one of the most ancient continuously active neighborhoods in the world today.
A number of analyses have drawn data from the same cohort studies, for example the Children Living in Active Neighborhoods 24,31,33 or Lifestyle Education for Activity Program 38,39,41 studies, which may introduce bias into the analysis sample.
