The phrase "active role in promoting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's involvement or participation in encouraging or supporting a cause, initiative, or activity.
Example: "The organization takes an active role in promoting environmental sustainability through various community programs."
Alternatives: "proactive involvement in advocating" or "engaged participation in supporting".
International competition in the clean energy industry can improve technologies and reduce their price at a rapid pace, and governments can play a more active role in promoting these activities.
Outside of brewing, Mr. Heineken played an active role in promoting science and the arts.
The president of the Association of Authors Agentss has said that contracts must be updated to reflect authors' increasingly active role in promoting their books.
Prices were cheaper in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Iceland and Sweden, countries where the government took an active role in promoting broadband use.
Only a few member states, essentially Britain and a handful of other developed countries, want the Commonwealth to play an active role in promoting democracy and human rights.
Supporters of the Clinton plan said Ms. Norton's reversal could be a step backward for the bears and seemed to reflect a lack of commitment to requirements under the Endangered Species Act that call for the government to play an active role in promoting those species' recovery.
Therefore, an additional possibility is that apoptotic bodies have active roles in promoting apoptotic cell clearance.
We hope that this information packet will be helpful to you as you take active roles in promoting the changes in your home, school and community that are needed to make the world fit for children and for all people.
"To date, EU policy to keep channels of communications open in Lebanon has allowed it to play a pro-active role in promoting political reform, social development and reconciliation in the country," said the Conciliation Resources group.
Although it may have been frustrating for Hans Toni that for a long time effect models in environmental risk assessment were only reluctantly accepted, it certainly will enjoy him that now his students play an active role in the promoting and further development of effect models as tools for higher-tier risk assessment [16 18].
We have the ability to consciously direct our thoughts and feelings through the power of intention, thus taking a far more active role in creating, promoting, and allowing more of what we want in our lives.
