The phrase "active station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to transportation, communication, or technology, where it refers to a station that is currently operational or in use.
Example: "The active station is currently receiving signals from the satellite, ensuring uninterrupted communication."
Alternatives: "operational station" or "functioning station".
An active station stop of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, the commuter rail network that serves the San Francisco region, is only a few blocks away.
Her public ministry quickly came to include abolitionism and work on the Underground Railroad, on which Rollin was a highly active station.
The difficult process of getting to the Underbelly space — which involves waiting at an active station's platform until it's empty, slipping from it into the damp and very dirty no man's land beyond, and traversing that to get to the old station's entrance — suggested to PAC and Workhorse how challenging the project would be.
I tested the receivers in Seattle, where iBiquity's guide shows 20 active stations in the greater metropolitan area (hdradio.com).
"Cliched as it sounds," he goes on, "the fact that they generally don't go through the normal periodic upgrades that active stations experience makes them like time capsules".
In these networks, as the number of active stations increases, delay and throughput degrade severely.
Moreover, active stations in Italy are more than 2500 divided in four categories (RFI 2001).
The access point keeps track of the number of associated stations and the number of active stations.
When assigning stations to subchannels, the access point first assigns the active stations and then distributes the rest of the stations.
The channel access time of each station is fairly allocated by dividing the sample period by the number of active stations.
The number of stations used for each study area varies depending on the distribution and the number of active stations within each province.
