"active staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to staff members who are engaged in their work or are busy with related tasks. For example, "Our company is lucky to have such an active staff that is always eager to tackle new projects."
He continued his career at Long Island Jewish Hospital as a member of the active staff.
He was also active staff at Methodist Evangelical Hospital and a Clinical Professor of Surgery at the University of Louisville.
He was Active Staff at Norton Hospital and President of the Medical Staff of Norton Memorial Hospital in 1966.
"The university's council is committed to increasing the overall number of academic staff with research active staff".
But he said a small percentage of money dropped into the red kettles finds its way to Washington -- where it helps to pay the salaries of politically active staff members like Mr. Hood.
The redundancies were swiftly condemned by the Association of University Teachers (AUT), which has been fighting an increasingly bitter war against Brunel management since the university announced last September that it intended to make redundant up to 50 "non-research active" staff.
This last suggestion is consistent with our data, showing more active staff-rated involvement from more recovered service users, which has clinical implications for tailoring the balance of power in decision-making on the basis of stage of recovery.
An influential academic from another Russell group university said 20% of research-active staff in his department have been excluded from RAE 2008.
Both younger and older groups of controls were all physically active faculty and staff at Loma Linda University, School of Allied Health.
Some 483 active clinical staff completed the questionnaire (84% response rate), 50 staff participated in six focus groups, and four individuals gave interviews.
The commission consisted of the two retired officers and an active duty staff of investigators.
