The phrase "active primary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussions about roles, responsibilities, or systems where something is currently functioning as the main or primary element.
Example: "In our project, the active primary role is held by the team leader, who coordinates all activities."
Alternatives: "main active" or "primary role".
Furthermore, it will now be crucial to evaluate the interaction of neuronal-activity and Gq/11-coupled GPCR-dependent CREB activation and ultimately gene expression in synaptically active primary neurones.
Blacken is more descriptive but has an active primary meaning of "destroying reputation".
No federal, statewide, citywide, City Council, or state legislative posts are at issue, making this the least active primary season in recent memory.
Jatzkewitz, H. Peptamin (glycyl-l-leucyl-mescaline) bound to blood plasma expander (polyvinylpyrrolidone) as a new depot form of a biologically active primary amine (mescaline).
This is about 660 molecules/h per cell for any given gene, assuming that both genomic copies are active (primary source).
The Si-added TWIP steel had the highest strain hardening, due mainly to the active primary and secondary twinning, and experienced negligible DSA.
A secondary or other downstream tippee would obviously be a co-conspirator if he or she acts in concert with an active primary tippee or induces the tipper's breach of duty indirectly through intermediaries.
The family of a fit and active primary school teacher, aged 75, who died of a heart attack on the operating table because of the cement used to fix her hip implant, are calling for more research to establish whether the procedure should be routinely used.
We report on an online double-blind randomized controlled field experiment (A/B test) in Math Garden, a computer adaptive practice system with over 150,000 active primary school children.
Whitespace identification is a crucial first-step in the implementation of cognitive radios, where the problem is to determine the communication footprint of active primary transmitters in a given geographical area.
The median number of "active primary care physicians" has steadily fallen to 90.4 per 100,000 from 91 in 2010.
