The phrase "active technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe technology that is currently in use or operational, often in contrast to passive or outdated technology.
Example: "The company is investing heavily in active technology to improve its production efficiency and stay competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "current technology" or "operational technology".
Future said that its Active, Technology and Music & Movies magazine divisions, which account for 73% of revenue, "showed resilience".
The operation of all this active technology is controlled by an optical domotics system.
The notion of market knowledge in the concept of desorptive capacity deepens our understanding of many firms' managerial difficulties in implementing active technology transfer strategies.
The dotcom bubble, for instance, was driven by active managers more than by trackers; the number of active technology funds had exploded.
Earlier studies cannot explain the discrepancies between a few pioneering firms in active technology licensing and the managerial difficulties of many others.
This active technology is very sensitive to the weather conditions as well as to the defined operational schedule (charge, storage and discharge periods definition).
Passive design relies on active technologies and renewable energy sources.
Building energy efficiency can usually be improved by both passive and active technologies.
Active technologies can enable room acoustic diffusers to operate over a wider bandwidth than passive devices, by extending the bass response.
The performance obtained with the optimal constant damping coefficient serves as a reference to assess the possible improvements brought by active technologies.
Current building energy simulation tools only include models for established responsive technologies, and the controls of either the HVAC system or active technologies is still based on rule based control.
