The phrase "active positive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as psychology, communication, or behavior to describe a proactive and optimistic approach or mindset.
Example: "Her active positive attitude towards challenges inspired the entire team to strive for success."
Alternatives: "proactive optimism" or "dynamic positivity."
In addition, the current study demonstrates that BP4 is a highly active positive regulatory element whose activity is further increased by a number of different signal transduction pathways.
Additional toppings: Many of the above combinations will be further improved by a sprinkling of fried onions, chopped herbs (a rare instance in which such a layer of greenery is an active positive), breadcrumbs, parmesan, smoked paprika, dukkah or toasted nuts.
Fostering an active, positive community is no small feat.
active: positive peptides except for active reference.
The engine is designed to understand which sequence of messages is creating active, positive engagement.
Research integrity is an active, positive pursuit, and not merely the absence of scientific wrongdoing.
As non-inferiority of FF 200 μg once daily to FP 500 μg twice daily has previously been demonstrated in patients uncontrolled on mid-high dose ICS [ 13], an active, positive-control arm was not included.
Faer said juvenile detention officials are required to create "pro-active, positive rehabilitation plans" for wards, but records obtained and reviewed by lawyers indicate that hall and school officials are failing in that duty.
Barber believes that the best presidents are active-positives because these individuals both enjoy the work they do and approach each problem with a positive outlook.
He writes of active-positives, "There is a congruence, a consistency, between being very active and the enjoyment of it, indicating relatively high self-esteem and relative success in relating to the environment" (page 9, fourth edition).
