The phrase "active offers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or negotiations where you are referring to offers that are currently available or being presented.
Example: "The company has several active offers that customers can take advantage of this month."
Alternatives: "current offers" or "available proposals".
As of that date, AAMC Traffic Rules allow you to hold an active offer from only one MD or MSTP Program.
The Be Active offer, which allocates free hours to leisure centres based on local deprivation levels, was launched in September 2009, the authority said.
Debts which are not eligible for collections from private debt collection companies include those that are subject to a pending or active Offer-in-compromise (OIC) or installment agreement as well as innocent spouse cases.
After Ali's death was reported, the rumor resurfaced as an active offer of $10,000.
These results reinforce the importance of identifying HIV infection as early as possible and suggest the need for a more active offer of HIV testing in these populations.
A more active offer of HIV testing and targeted interventions focussed on these populations are needed to optimize early access to care and treatment.
These changes may have led healthcare services to consider the HIV epidemic under control in this population thus reducing the active offer of HIV testing.
These results reinforce the importance of identifying HIV infection as early as possible and suggest the need for a more active offer of HIV testing in these groups.
Since parents preferred paediatricians, general practitioners and gynaecologists as sources of information, an active offer of information from these specialists at every contact with parents and girls could guide a conscious decision on HPV vaccination.
Furthermore, adherence rates were calculated on the population responding to the active offer (solicited children) taking into account the total number of vaccinated children (with MMRV or varicella vaccine).
