The phrase "active review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to studying, learning, or evaluating information actively rather than passively.
Example: "To enhance retention, students should engage in active review of their notes before the exam."
Alternatives: "dynamic assessment" or "engaged revision".
The document, prepared by Rothschild investment bank, was submitted to the business department in November 2011, but is understood to still be under active review.
In an e-mail, Elisabeth de Bourbon, spokeswoman for the Landmarks Commission, said only that "the timeline for designating the important historic resources at this site is under active review".
If the defence report is not concluded in time for the Commons debate on Trident, it is possible Corbyn could instead argue that the policy is under active review and therefore the old pro-Trident policy agreed at the party's last autumn conference is no longer valid.
Swapping the wiretap for the NSA's active review of the plaintiffs' metadata, the same logic is at work in the government's argument against the ACLU's standing to sue today.
Quizzes were held at the end of each class to encourage student preparation and immediate active review.
Even with active review of included-centers' registers and COPD patients records, fewer patients than expected were identified.
Other areas that could see more resources thrown at them include more active reviews of images, videos, and groups, better age-limit enforcement, and linking into the sex offender database for more prompt removal of sexual predators from Facebook.
Like the retina the brain is highly metabolically active (reviewed in Wong-Riley, 2010), and depends on a constant supply of oxygen and glucose (Mckenna et al., 2006).
A possible explanation for this might be that monitoring mechanisms such as patient appeals, peer-review committees and active claim reviews were not fully established in the NHIS.
Clinicians working together in a MDT learn from each other across disciplines through active discussions, review of cases and how combined treatments can improve patient outcomes.
A whole blood specimen collected 9 days after illness onset was sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) (Fort Collins, CO, USA) for Heartland virus testing as part of an active institutional review board-approved protocol.
