The phrase "active recall of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to learning and memory, particularly when discussing techniques for retrieving information from memory.
Example: "Active recall of information has been shown to improve retention and understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "retrieval practice of" or "memory retrieval of".
Here we used fMRI to investigate whether activity in neural components of the DMN can be differentially explained by active recall of relevant emotional autobiographical memories as compared with the resting state.
"It's the active recall of information on the field".
Active recall of slavery, he argued, jeopardized black moral progress ("The Need of New Ideas and New Aims for a New Era" [AA], 18 19).
"Reminiscences of Wangchuan" seems to be an active recalling of a dream; the land forms, distinguished by cracks, underscore this notion as they seem to be emerging or breaking out of the composition.
1 A recent systematic review of active recall for STI and HIV testing found that active recall increased reattendance or retesting in 13 of 14 studies.
172 of the targets failed to predict any active molecules and so received precision and active recall values of 0, with 150 of these (87.2 %) comprising target classification classes comprising fewer than 20 active training compounds.
Additionally, for each of the method, we have examined the influence of different type of fingerprints, the size of training sets and attribute selection methods on the rate of active recall and precision of selection.
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Among people receiving <80% of scheduled injections, the proportion who had a record of active recall plus at least one other action taken to improve uptake, remained steady between 69% and 85% during the project.
Fear of Falling is assessed with the German version of the Falls Efficacy Scale International (FES-I) [ 35], physical activity by the 7-Day Physical Active Recall (PAR) [ 45], and quality of life with the EuroQol [ 46].
Mincham and Harrington, in two qualitative studies conducted in Australia, showed that an active recall system was a major determinant of adherence [ 28, 29].
