The phrase "active representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of representing someone or something in a proactive or engaged manner.
Example: "The lawyer's active representation of her client ensured that all concerns were addressed during the trial."
Alternatives: "proactive representation" or "engaged representation".
It had focused more on programs for the IFLA conferences and general awareness raising than on really active representation and engagement at the international level.
These sizable effects underscore the likelihood that some combination of passive and active representation at the classroom level affects socially, academically, and developmentally important student outcomes".
The visible role of women negotiators in the opposition delegation may be due in part to a mandate within the SPLM to give women active representation in the party.
Furthermore the strength of an afferent stimulation needed to disrupt delay-type activity increased with the magnitude of the dopamine-induced shifts in network parameters, making the currently active representation much more stable.
As a representative organization, they seek active representation from departments.
Alternatively, processes related to cognitive control computed in frontal regions could resolve competition among active representation [31], or suppress proactive interference [32], [33].
This region has been implicated in the selection between active representations that have been activated (Badre et al. 2005; Badre and Wagner 2007; Lau et al. 2008).
The nodes that demonstrate SSC are a subset of the active representations from the previous state, and can act as referents to which newly introduced representations of succeeding states relate.
In the two-process model of VLPFC, mid-IFG subserves a post-retrieval selection process to resolve competition among active representations.
Such mental activity requires that information about the topic or task is held as an active mental representation even if it is not currently conscious (see box labelled 'benign or task-related representation' in Fig. 1).
While in the context of three-dimensional (3D) visualization the superimposition of ligands in one graphical active site representation is common practice [1], the orientation of two-dimensional representations is often affected by the attempt to provide a planar and aesthetically ideal arrangement of all diagram elements.
