The phrase "active recruiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ongoing process of seeking and attracting potential candidates for a job or position.
Example: "Our company is engaged in active recruiting to fill several key positions in the marketing department."
Alternatives: "proactive hiring" or "ongoing recruitment".
It's necessitating a lot more active recruiting and networking".
On a more global scale, a weakening dollar and active recruiting of Japanese students by New York art schools like the School of Visual Arts have brought a large, trendsetting, young Japanese community to Manhattan.
Despite active recruiting, membership (about 1,500) still skews elderly, white and male, and the inlaid marble and hand-carved oak reeks of Scotch and testosterone in this time of white wine and blended hormones.
That so many kids attend the Scarsdale group comes as a result of the active recruiting efforts of its leader, Charley Moskowitz, a social worker and fervent Sibshop advocate who also runs a Sunday program for children with disabilities.
In the early 1990's, when cultural institutions around the former Soviet Union were suddenly cast adrift, Mr. Gergiev went on an active recruiting campaign, picking up the best singers from operas in Kiev in Ukraine, Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan and other capitals of former Soviet republics.
"The appointment process is not an active recruiting.
Mozambique's defence ministry, perhaps over-estimating the vigour of its 11,000 or so active recruits, says it alone needs 80m condoms.
Of sexually active recruits (58.7%, N = 2786), 21.3% reported paying women for sex and 21.3% reported sex with males.
MSM activity was common among sexually-active recruits and was associated with hashish use, history of urethral discharge, greater number of sexual partners, younger age, and never having lived outside Afghanistan.
Status: A = active, not recruiting; C = completed; R = recruiting; U = unknown.
Those active in recruiting men walk a fine line, offering activities that are attractive to fathers while not pigeonholing them -- in a way that is insulting to both sexes -- into stereotypical male roles like finances, technology and heavy construction.
