The phrase "active operators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or any field where operators perform actions or functions actively.
Example: "In this programming language, active operators allow for real-time data manipulation and processing."
Alternatives: "dynamic operators" or "engaged operators".
In the study of Pakarinen et al. four cardiologists did 325 operations during 1 year, which on average provides over 80 operations per year, twice as many as our most active operators.
She spent the last three years investing part-time as a partner at Graph Ventures, a seed-stage firm of active operators, many of them Stanford business school friends, for which she sourced and invested in more than 20 seed and Series A deals including BetterUp, Motion, Strive and Winnie.
Pakistanis who knew Mr. Mehsud said he had become less of an active operator since a serious kidney illness had become more acute.
"He may want to portray himself more as a victim than an active operator". In Van Doren's life, history did repeat itself.
These drawbacks are common knowledge, but little quantitative research is available to guide improvements (such as improved training methods, or active operator support systems).
The Yankee Group estimates 875 active wireless operators worldwide as of the end of 1999, growing to 937 by the end of 2000.
Currently active IUU operators, fishing in the high seas and flagged to NCPs, are beyond the reach of CCAMLR inspections (that is, they are engaged in unregulated fishing).
Baer said that the team has decided to move away from a structure with an active owner-operator, like Neukom and, before him, Magowan.
Readers should know that the named plaintiffs in current cases represent just one half of 1% of the active owner-operators contracting with FedEx Ground.
One of the very best active tour operator is Backroads, a pioneer in the space, which has been running first-class cycling, hiking and multi-sport trips around the world since 1979, is still run by its founder.
We just did a food-centric cycling trip vacation through Italy with active tour operator Tourissimo (I wrote about these delicious and calorie burning chef-led bike tours here at Forbes), and one of the other guests had this odd little Garmin device mounted on his saddlebag.
