The phrase "active profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, social media, or user accounts, referring to a profile that is currently in use or engaged.
Example: "To access the latest features, make sure your active profile is updated with the correct information."
Alternatives: "current profile" or "live profile".
The results demonstrate a more sedentary and less active profile for people with bronchiectasis compared to the recommended guidelines for physical activity.
Whelan also had an active profile for years on the Russian social media platform VKontakte.
One look at his active profile on Match.com, and his cover is blown.
"We're increasingly using social media to interact with potential recruits, so I'd recommend graduate jobseekers invest time in building an active profile on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook".
Composite grain size of the active profile is recommended because it more accurately predicts beach states based on Ω (compared to field observation of beach type).
One of the people we interviewed, a young woman with her own active profile on Care.com in Washington, D.C., took over as a proxy for her mother on the platform after her mother uploaded a "bad" profile picture.
He had active profiles on Facebook and YouTube until his name surfaced in recent weeks, but those pages have since been removed.
Paul McCartney is one of a number of musicians with active profiles on Line, including Taylor Swift (who has 14 million followers on the app), Katy Perry (13.2 million) and Linkin Park (6.6 million).
Open image in new window Figure 1 Principle of active profiling and polishing for rotational parts.
They analyzed their 1.51 million active users to find the cities where the highest percentage of the adult population had active profiles on the site within the last year.
Hence, active profiling and polishing can demonstrate a correction of the shape error of the surface to be machined.
