The phrase "active secretary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a secretary who is currently engaged in their duties or responsibilities, often implying a proactive approach to their work.
Example: "The active secretary ensured that all correspondence was handled promptly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "engaged secretary" or "proactive secretary".
He was also a very active secretary of the Essex branch of the Historical Association.
Reporter had arranged to meet & have as guide, a Mr. James A. Gabriel, the very active secretary of the N. Y. League, the playing manager of the St . Lucia Cricket Clubteam & the genl.
"Far from being a caretaker, I intend to be a very active secretary," Mr. Martinez said, suggesting that the department's mandate should be expanded to include taking a leading role in managing the explosive urban growth brought on by the recent stretch of national prosperity.
He was US food administrator from 1917-1918, encouraging the nation to conserve food supplies, then served as economic adviser to Woodrow Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference before becoming a very active secretary of commerce for both Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
The traveler is either the absentee ballots from Israel or Katherine Harris, Florida's ever-active secretary of state, whose recent globe-trotting has been seen by cynics as an attempt to establish her qualifications for an ambassadorship in a future Bush administration.
The Obama administration has a real opportunity right now to improve labor standards in this country, but it begins with appointing a pro-active secretary of labor who truly supports the ability of workers to collectively bargain.
Mrs Clinton had been out of active politics as secretary of state, he noted.
Less than a month after their meeting, the incorrigible and aging General Ripley was forcibly retired from active duty by Secretary Stanton, and assigned to be inspector of forts in New England.
Here, the nurses were particularly active and the secretaries less so, whereas the doctors made little explicit mention of support by management.
He was an active and dedicated Class Secretary at Pomfret and an effective fundraiser for several other nonprofit organizations.
An active Republican and cabinet secretary in the Bush years, General Powell switched political sides in 2008 to endorse Barack Obama for president.
