The phrase "active standards for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing current guidelines or criteria that are in effect for a particular field or subject.
Example: "The organization has established active standards for quality control in manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "current standards for" or "existing standards for".
Even though he has gone on to his own work - dozens of films, plays, TV shows, albums, books and screenplays (including a yet-to-be-produced parody of a Merchant-Ivory film, The Remains of the Piano) - he is perhaps the most active standard-bearer for the group.
The American National Standards Institute and the American Nuclear Society are active in developing standards for processes and procedures in the nuclear industry.
Although the White House was particularly active in pushing for standards for DHS facilities, Daley said it seems to have been less focused on the HHS rules.
Source A thoughtful and deliberate approach to studying and refining methods, tools, and standards for active defense can and should be considered.
Many organizations are very active and have advanced standards for the protection of and provision of services for children.
These strategies, usually instituted as bundles, include patient isolation, active surveillance, geographic cohorting, standards for detection and reporting, monitoring of adherence and environmental control initiatives.
Though no one suggests easing body-mass standards for active-duty soldiers, the Pentagon may allow portly, paunchy and potbellied recruits to enlist — and then whip them into shape in boot camp.
Curiously boyish in shorts and a backpack, he wasn't even active, the minimal standard for television characters.
Among them, iridoid glycosides is the most abundant components especially gentiopicroside which content is more than 4.5 % and serve as major active ingredient and standard for quality control (Jiang et al. [2005]; Pan et al. [2015a]; Wang et al. [2012]).
Instances like these explain the need for a more active role by government in establishing standards for computer compatibility.
