The phrase "active sounding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tone or style of writing that is dynamic and engaging, often making the content more compelling to the reader.
Example: "The author's active sounding prose kept the readers on the edge of their seats throughout the thrilling narrative."
Alternatives: "vibrant tone" or "dynamic style".
"If there was that kind of an epidemic, the aerospace medical world would be very active" in sounding an alarm, said Russell B. Rayman, a physician who is executive director of the Aerospace Medical Association, a group that represents professionals involved in clinical and research work in the aviation industry.
Its high cost also excludes using repeated active seismic sounding to follow the evolution of the medium during production.
These inversions can be repeated over time to map velocity changes (e.g., Calò et al. 2011; Calò and Dorbath 2013) much more cheaply than active seismic sounding.
Active seismic sounding is a commonly used approach; its dense spatial and temporal sampling provides high-resolution images of the reflectivity of the subsurface layers and of fault geometry.
The global positioning system radio occultation (GPS-RO) technique is an active limb sounding of the Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere using the characteristics of microwave propagation from GPS satellites at an orbit altitude of 20,200 km to the low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites around 700 km (Ware et al. 1996).
As I've written before in more detail, the term "outing" was coined by a closeted, married, bisexual Time magazine critic back in 1990, using it pejoratively -- an active, violent-sounding verb -- to demonize the reporting on public figures' sexual orientation even when relevant to an important story.
Briefly, the PR session was initiated by presentation of a compound cue (extension of the levers, illumination of the stimulus light over the active lever, tone sounding, and illumination of a raised dipper cup filled with alcohol or sucrose).
Yet the idea of hacking back — some prefer the more genteel-sounding "active defense" — has gradually gained currency as frustration grows about the inability of the government to stem lawlessness in cyberspace, experts say.
Henry purposely chose a violent-sounding, active verb, and he had reason to.
Sound and music function as active forces in each of these projects, sounding out space, invoking contesting histories, and channeling precariously embodied voices.
