The phrase "active segment of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific part or portion of something that is currently functioning or engaged in an activity.
Example: "The active segment of the population is crucial for understanding current market trends."
Alternatives: "engaged portion of the" or "dynamic part of the".
Recently, implant companies have sought to target a more active segment of the population with high-flex implants.
Those who currently cycle for transport, in Denmark as well as in Norway, may constitute the most physically active segment of the population; it is possible that most of them would have been active even if not cycling.
Second, secondary hydrous minerals were observed in the drill core that penetrated the active segment of the fault, indicating that aqueous fluids were present in the zone at some time in the recent past.
The most active segment of the labor force (percentage of the population between age 14 and 64) and industrialization exert significant positive effects on CO2 emissions in middle income countries while the impact of urbanization, population and trade openness appears generally insignificant across income groups.
Yet, as the fastest-growing segment of the nation's largest voting bloc -- women -- and the most active segment of the emerging majority vote, women of color are a key voting bloc with the power to affect electoral and policy outcomes.
Although the renal cortex has been primarily considered to be the energetically active segment of the nephron, several studies suggest that the medullary thick ascending limb (mTAL) is an active site for reabsorption in kidney and thus might play a major role in mitochondrial superoxide production.
Itoh et al. (1998) interpreted the spatiotemporal changes in the fault activity as transitions of active segments of the MTL.
Although these organised network movements refuse central leadership, they must nonetheless consolidate their demands in a new constituent process that links the most active segments of the rebellion to the needs of the population at large.
Meanwhile, estimation of the contour length of active segments of the genome made using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and other more sophisticated approaches suggests that these regions are compacted far beyond the level that can be achieved by packaging in a 30-nm fiber.
Depicted are the firing patterns of two place cells: one cell that was active primarily on one dynamic segment of the track (A – D ) and another place cell that was active on a static part of the track (E – H ). (A ) Each green dot represents a spike, which is shown in two reference frames: 2D (upper row) and linear (bottom row).
With 75 per cent of Liberia's population falling below 35 years of age, this leaves the largest and most potentially active segment of society disempowered, and without the means to support themselves or their families.
