The phrase "active posts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to posts that are currently being engaged with or are relevant in a particular context, such as on social media or forums.
Example: "The forum is buzzing with activity, and the most popular active posts are displayed at the top of the page."
Alternatives: "current posts" or "live posts".
The extent by which tRNA stimulates editing also dropped from 7 to 1.5 (Table 1), indicating that tRNA enhancement of the Y59T editing activity originates from the active post-transfer pathway.
Vladimir Malygin, the Russian consul-general, says his is a "very active post, with very many receptions to attend".
Indians pitcher Chris Perez keeps his Twitter page very active, posting about music and baseball and carrying on conversations with fans.
It was television and Tony Soprano that gained him Emmy awards, three years running, and superstar status, which he never equalled but which sustained his active post-Sopranos life.
A boom in gym membership in South Africa and a makeover of Holmes Place health and fitness clubs in Britain helped Virgin Active post record profits for 2007.
Fort Slocum had been an active post since 1867, in different incarnations as an artillery corps post, recruiting depot, artillery mortar post, training post and staging area for troops heading overseas during the two world wars, among other things.
"We want them to see that here were a group of people who were active post-enslavement, who were able to create institutions, to persevere, to create communities," she said.
A mission to Astrakhan to prepare an expedition into Persia proved abortive, and, even after he returned to a more active posting in the Caucasus in 1782, the establishment repeatedly passed him over.
Sergey Brin, the other co-founder, is much more active, posting pictures three or four times a day – though he says: "I think a lot of people are under the misimpression that I am posting photos of exotic places at a furious pace to Google+.
