The phrase "active outreach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing efforts to engage or connect with a specific audience or community proactively.
Example: "The organization has implemented an active outreach program to engage with underrepresented groups in the community."
Alternatives: "proactive engagement" or "direct outreach".
Studies show that active outreach, education and health promotion activities can increase utilisation of healthcare services for communities from refugee backgrounds (specifically, in this case, from Sub Sahara African and Afghani, Iraqi and Nepali backgrounds) [ 22].
The first was active outreach.
If you plan any major projects in the neighborhood, make sure you do active outreach, and seek the opinions of all your neighbors.
"Islam is a missionary religion and many Muslim organisations and particularly university students' Islamic societies have active outreach programmes designed to remove popular misconceptions about the faith".
7. (C) Al-Alamy recommended several steps for U.S. engagement with Saudi Arabia on climate change, including active outreach to all the key players including Al-Sabban, Petroleum Minister Al-Naimi, and PME President Prince Turki bin Nasser.
The roots of mission, Christians have believed, lie in God's active outreach to humanity in history as a call to those able to fulfill the divine purpose, among them Abraham, Moses, Jonah, and St. Paul the Apostle.
All patients were assessed within a week of contact and assigned to the standard treatment program, which consisted of an antipsychotic medication algorithm, multifamily work, and active outreach-supportive psychotherapy [ 19].
"Next month, we expect to begin pro-active outreach to more than 200,000 customers who we have already identified as likely being eligible for the program, and we believe we will complete that outreach in three to six months".
Perhaps, most interestingly, it potentially allows ICU staff to survey the whole population of monitored in-patients and to intervene as necessary - a technology-enabled pro-active outreach service [ 7].
In an analysis last week of Patriarch Kirill's first 100 days as patriarch, Russkaya Liniya, a fundamentalist Orthodox news agency, warned about his plans for active missionary outreach, suggesting it threatens the church.
Regulations should always be adopted in conjunction with active educational outreach.
