"active rebuilding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean the process of rebuilding or restoring something to its former or desired condition. For example, "The city is undergoing active rebuilding following the destruction caused by the hurricane."
"This is a very tall building that'll be a landmark," said Julie Menin, a restaurant owner and the founder of Wall Street Rising, a group active in rebuilding retail life downtown.
India has also been active in rebuilding projects in Sri Lanka — ranging from construction of houses and schools to development of railway infrastructure in the country's sensitive northern region.
Further suggestions supplied by the group (e.g. to compliment the patient; to invite her to speak about her dead husband; to encourage her to be more active in rebuilding a new life) served as cues for the presenter to deepen her understanding of the patient.
Cross-tabulation indicated staff rated more active involvement for Rebuilding and Growth (highest stage) service users (82 (34%) Active, 119 (50%) Shared, 39 (16%) Passive) than Awareness and Preparation (middle stage) (22 (26%) vs. 33 (38%) vs. 31 (36%)) and Moratorium (lowest stage) (18 (23%) vs. 35 (45%) vs. 24 (31%)).
At the same time, the United States government has encouraged large numbers of Christian aid organizations to take an active role in rebuilding the infrastructures of Iraq and Afghanistan in the wake of the two wars, giving ammunition to those who seek to portray the occupation of those countries as a second Crusade of Christians against Muslims.
Can we, "as liberators," now then expect Secretary Clinton to retract U.S. recognition from the Karzai government until it repeals this abomination of a law and allows women to have an active role in rebuilding their country instead of being forced by their own elected leaders to submit to violent domination by their husbands?
After seven years of war, this is what the final days of the combat mission looks like for these American soldiers, a complex mix of fighting and rebuilding, preparing to leave while not losing sight of the still active threat.
"It's completely unreasonable," said Ayesha Khan, a UTHealth PhD student who has been active in rebuilding and recovery efforts in Houston, and an organizer in the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement.
UNICEF and its partners is active in rebuilding and strengthening the country's educational and health facilities.
She emphasized that the documentation project was not a prelude to any active plans to rebuild or even touch up the jetty.
