The phrase "active process in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic or ongoing activity that involves specific actions or interactions.
Example: "The active process in which the cells divide is crucial for growth and development."
Alternatives: "dynamic process that involves" or "ongoing activity in which".
It appears to be an active process in which vascular smooth muscle cells actively take up phosphate and begin to express osteoblast markers (osteoblasts are bone-forming cells) (Floege & Ketteler 2004).
The most biochemically well-characterised form of cell death is apoptosis, an active process in which cysteine-dependent aspartate-directed prote ases (caspases) are activated in response to extracellular stimuli or internal damage culminating in a form of cell death defined by distinct molecular events and characteristic changes in the morphology of the dying cell.
Research shows that remembering is actually an active process, in which the memory is mentally constructed.
"Is there some interfering process that out-competes the original memory, or does the original memory disappear altogether?" Some research on flies suggests that forgetting isn't just a matter of decay but an active process in which the old memory is taken apart.
Furthermore, while non-linguistic reasoning is passive, specifically linguistic reasoning is an active process in which reasoners affirm propositions from which they reason.
Organismic development is not simply the unfolding of a genetic program but an active process in which organisms construct themselves through the recruitment and deployment of a range of developmental resources.
Perception is an active inferential process in which prior knowledge is combined with sensory input, the result of which determines the contents of awareness.
Apoptosis is a complex and active cellular process in which individual cells are triggered to undergo self-destruction in a manner that will neither injure neighbouring cells nor elicit an inflammatory reaction.
Support has been found for the definition of compliance as an active, responsible process in which the patient works to maintain health in close collaboration with health care personnel [ 20].
We therefore designed an active consent process, in which we contact patients to seek consent to follow up first by post, and then if necessary by telephone or home visit, and gained the necessary approvals.
Visioning adds foresight to an active-learning process in which participants share critical reflection, decision and change, as Anticipatory Action Learning.
