The phrase "active over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that remains engaged, effective, or operational throughout a duration or period.
Example: "The program is designed to be active over time, ensuring continuous support for users."
Alternatives: "engaged over a period" or "operational throughout time".
It would deal with "unfair methods of competition". The FTC has grown more active over time as Washington's business cop.
The Iranians have "become more active over time, and not helpful," the official said, though he said intelligence indicated that far more foreign fighters were coming over the border from Syria than from Iran.
Google+ was getting the sign-ups, but whether users would remain active over time was still in question.
Meanwhile, The Guardian reported, "None of the mice displayed the strange effects one might expect from doses of THC". Overall, the results seem to support researchers' belief that the benefits for older mice are a result of stimulating the brain's endocannabinoid system, a biochemical pathway in both mice and human that grows less active over time.
"Yet if you build up a habit of staying physically active over time, then this will just become part of your lifestyle and begin delivering consistent benefits.
In this way enzymatic 'latency', a phenomenon that allows an enzyme to appear more active over time, was discovered.
Muse uses this feedback to show you how calm or active your mind becomes over time.
Our focus, however, is on their "ongoing participation," which refers to continuous collaboration and active involvement over time, thereby distinguishing active participants from non-active participants.
The isomerase activity was determined from the linear increase of active RNAse over time (μM/min), after the lag phase (which reflects the oxidase activity, min−1).
The once-daily formulation of alfuzosin 10 mg, the Geomatrix® delivery system, is composed of 3 distinct layers, a hydrophilic matrix core of active drug and 2 inactive layers that regulate the release of active drug over time (McKeage and Plosker 2002; Data on file, Sanofi-Aventis).
To improve breast cancer outcomes, women should be encouraged to maintain an active lifestyle over time, aiming to meet or exceed current physical activity guidelines.
