The phrase "active recreational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe activities that are both engaging and physically stimulating, often in the context of leisure or sports.
Example: "The park offers a variety of active recreational opportunities, including hiking, biking, and team sports."
Alternatives: "physical recreation" or "energetic leisure activities".
For example, some disabled individuals were able to participate in parenting, improve work productivity, and join in active recreational activities.
Respondents reported minimal physically active recreational activities.
The city offers many structured, active recreational opportunities, but has not integrated physical activity into daily life.
Jogging, racket sports, cycling, and other active recreational pursuits have become much more common.
It has more than 80 public outdoor courts and particularly active recreational adult leagues.
Sidewalk asset management is one of the key means of promoting active recreational and utilitarian travel.
The parents will be interviewed to rate the child's frequency of participation in the past four months in five types of activities (recreational, active physical, social, skill-based, and self-improvement activities).
Compared with rural participants, urban participants were more likely to participate in all three non-occupational activities and had a higher mean level of active-recreational activity, but lower mean levels of commuting-related and household activity.
In Chinese adults, physical activity was derived mainly from occupation and housework, with active-recreational activity accounting for only a small proportion of total physical activity.
In both sexes, education was associated inversely with mean levels of occupational, commuting-related and household activity but positively with proportion engaged in active-recreational activity.
Occupational activity was the largest domain, accounting for 76% and 52% of total physical activity in men and women respectively, and active-recreational activity was the smallest, accounting for less than 4% of total physical activity in both sexes.
