The phrase "active role in maintaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's involvement or contribution to the upkeep or support of a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The committee plays an active role in maintaining the community garden, ensuring it remains a vibrant space for all residents."
Alternatives: "proactive involvement in sustaining" or "key participation in preserving".
Cerebral microvascular endothelial cells play an active role in maintaining cerebral blood flow, microvascular tone and blood brain barrier (BBB) functions.
Chapman believes consumers must take a more active role in maintaining and monitoring their credit health.
For example, Bitcoin rewards only the miners and not the other actors that play an active role in maintaining, developing and promoting the project.
It is becoming clearer that epithelial layer is not only a passive physical barrier against luminal microorganisms and toxic molecules but has a more active role in maintaining the intestinal mucosa integrity.
The state plays an active role in maintaining an accessible and affordable healthcare market.
It has been described as a self-healing art that, like t'ai chi, cultivates the energy force within us and plays an active role in maintaining health.
One suite of the molecular mechanisms that results in the removal of highly compromised symbionts from stressed host tissues involves regulation of cell death pathways which play active roles in maintaining tissue homeostasis and immune responses [2], [6], [10], [11].
Saturation was defined as: no new provider roles identified that had active roles in maintaining continuity of care.
This project examines how the existing fan base plays an active role in gaining and maintaining new fans by researching historical and contemporary examples of social relationships that fans form with other fans and the show itself.
Prior to formation of the OFZ, there are the signals that must keep MAPK/JNK active for its role in maintaining activity of MTOR and the MTORC1 complex, preventing loss of organelles.
The detrimental effects of deleting bcl-2 family members has been historically attributed to loss of apoptotic activity, but there is growing evidence that at least some of the Bcl-2 family members play an active, non-apoptotic role in maintaining cellular health [ 2].
