The phrase "active proceedings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to ongoing legal actions or processes.
Example: "The court has decided to halt the case due to the existence of active proceedings in a related matter."
Alternatives: "ongoing litigation" or "current legal actions".
Around 26% of congress face active criminal proceedings.
As the matter is still the subject of active legal proceedings it would be inappropriate to comment further".
A spokeswoman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said the government does not comment on active legal proceedings.
The Committee is conscious that there is an ongoing police investigation, as well as active legal proceedings.
Having a partner with a criminal conviction for violence, active criminal proceedings for a domestic violence and other court findings will also guarantee access to legal aid.
"While we cannot share further comment during active legal proceedings, we're proud of our success and remain focused on delivering the best experience for artists and fans".
A spokesman for UBS declined to comment, saying that during active criminal proceedings, "English criminal law limits what we can say about this incident".
While there might not have been any active legal proceedings in this instance, it's almost universally agreed that potential rape victims should be protected, precisely because rape apologists like Johnson will seek to shame, intimidate and harm them.
We have taken advice and he is not been charged with any criminal offence and there is no active legal proceedings and we plan to raise this with the Information Commissioner when we meet her this week.
With criminal proceedings active and 10 journalists suspected of making illegal payments to public officials, on police bail, Akers chose to give details of her continuing inquiries to Leveson, highlighting individual cases.
