The phrase "active priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a priority that is currently in effect or being acted upon.
Example: "The team has identified the active priority for this quarter as improving customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "current priority" or "immediate priority".
The GSC calculates the active priority measures (rho _{1}^{text {act}}) and (rho _{1}^{text {act}}) in accordance with the traffic demands from the operators and sharing rules.
When there are more (>2) operators, the available spectrum is assigned to the operators in accordance with the sharing rules and active priority measures.
For fragmentation-based spectrum sharing, we follow the same procedures for obtaining the active priority measures, i.e., phase 1 remains the same.
While (rho _{i}^{text {act}}, forall i, iin mathcal {N}) are the active priority measures calculated considering additionally the current traffic demands, (rho _{i}^{text {act}}, forall i, iin mathcal {N}) decide the final spectrum allocation.
The relationship defined in (4) states that the amount of spectrum resources allocated to the operators are proportional to each other, and (rho _{n}^{text {act}}) defines the active priority measure of operator n.
Neither Mostow nor Smith was yet committed to make the project an active priority at the time.
Like George H.W. Bush, Obama has enjoyed legislative victories, but they are viewed more as the result of Congressional Democrats than active priority-setting by the White House.
Growth needs to be a pro-active priority.
In general it is difficult to apply analytical methods for calculation the effects of dynamic signal timing enhancements or active bus priority at traffic signals.
Experiments with a microscopic traffic simulation model and a software-in-the-loop signal controller simulator are carried out to study the impacts on travel times for buses and other traffic of conditional active bus priority with the Swedish PRIBUSS method.
A spokesman for Speaker Christine C. Quinn said that the Council would "ensure that keeping fire companies open and fully active remains a priority".
