The phrase "active speaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of communication that is engaging, dynamic, and involves direct interaction, often in a public speaking or conversational context.
Example: "In our workshop, we will focus on active speaking techniques to enhance your presentation skills and connect with your audience."
Alternatives: "engaged communication" or "dynamic speaking".
She was also politically active, speaking out against tightening Spain's abortion laws and cutbacks to health care and education programs.
She once described her parents (film director Stephen and screenwriter Naomi) as "left of Trotsky", and she herself is politically active, speaking out against the Iraq War, campaigning in support of jailed information-leaker Chelsea (formerly Bradley) Manning and throwing a party for Pussy Riot.
In most developed countries, the majority of the population has an active (speaking, writing) or at least passive (understanding) command of the standard language.
But in light of his frequent role as corporate governance guru, he said, "it makes it legitimate to focus on the anomaly of someone who has been very active speaking on ethical issues being confronted on this issue".
Early detection on the children's under five years old by gross movement training, fine movement training, developing observation, developing active speaking, socialization development, and enhancing self-reliance and discipline.
Only acknowledgement, and the active speaking out against this country's see-no-evil, speak-no-evil approach will.
We hope the whole exhibition with inspire people to get active, speak out and make some noise!" "Art of Nuisance," presented by the The Sisters of Perpetual Resistance, runs from Oct. 8 until Oct. 23 in the UK.
We first compared the effects of inactivating or ablating OLQ (spoke 2) on nose touch responses in RIH (hub) and FLP (active spoke 1; Figures 3A 3C).
Although she was rather slow to embrace the cause of women's rights, Bloomer by 1853 had become quite active, making speaking appearances in New York City and elsewhere.
Clinton also indicated that she will continue being active and speaking out as "a private citizen and a part of the resistance".
Romell Short of Washington, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, said he has no problem with veterans' families being politically active and speaking about their experiences.
