The phrase "active practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are currently engaged in a particular profession or practice, often in fields like medicine, education, or the arts.
Example: "The conference will feature discussions led by active practitioners in the field of mental health."
Alternatives: "current professionals" or "engaged practitioners".
(Of those, the state considers 57,484 to be active practitioners based on payments to legal funds).
He helped to relaunch the institution as a place that prepared postgraduate students for lives in the specialised design professions just beginning to emerge, through teaching by active practitioners rather than career academics.
After Christianity, Islam is the largest religion in Sweden, with about 100,000 active practitioners at the turn of the 21st century, although the number of Swedes of Muslim heritage was nearly three times that number.
Propelled by the rise of street-based skateboarding since the early 1990s, by the popularity of spectacular events like the X-Games and by pro-skater Tony Hawk's PlayStation video game, skateboarding has entered the cultural mainstream to become a global phenomenon with tens of millions of active practitioners.
Sufferers of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the United States are among the more active practitioners of disease self-management.
We are not passive receptacles of ancient wisdom but active practitioners of faith in a world that seems to grow less certain and more hostile by the minute.
He was a vibrant and active practitioner until his death at the age of 88.
Even so, the Obama administration has been an active practitioner of gunboat diplomacy, a term that refers to achieving foreign-policy objectives through vivid displays of naval might.
He not only was a consultant to the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, but also is an active practitioner who has designed and built numerous other prize-winning public and private gardens in both Japan and the United States.
Danielle is a strong advocate and active practitioner in environmental sustainability, involvement in the local community, and as a connector of people and businesses by working with organizations such as Green Columbus, Glass Axis, Net Impact, and others.
He appears to have been a collector of alchemical writings and a student of alchemy rather than an active practitioner, and refers to himself as a pupil of William Backhouse.
