The phrase "active tenants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities currently occupying a rental property or engaged in a lease agreement.
Example: "The property management company is responsible for addressing the concerns of active tenants in the building."
Alternatives: "current tenants" or "occupying tenants".
And defections from the group have left the organization with just a core group of 10 or 15 active tenants.
After 40 years of letting down its residents, a combination of locally active tenants and a new pro-active housing association have created a powerful and immovable force that is leading to the imminent destruction of the eyesore.
A shared table is used to store all data for all tenants, but only a moderate number of working tables are maintained for answering queries from active tenants.
In practice however, multi-tenancy requires even more flexibility and scalability to address the fluctuating number of (active) tenants and to support all variations of the respective tenant requirements at once.
Furthermore, the PaaSHopper middleware supports more complex policies that relate to the active tenant as well as the current message type.
The passing of a CallContext is imposed by the distributed nature of the middleware: there is no single application run-time environment or single main memory in a multi-cloud where information about the current active tenant can be stored.
If an active tenant becomes inactive (logs out or no query is issued in a specified time period), tables belonging to the tenant could be dropped when necessary, and updates to these tables would be mirrored to the shared table for backup.
Some have active tenant's rights groups that can help your case.
But mall REITs, eyeing a richer bounty, take an active interest in tenants that borders on social engineering: getting the right mix and putting them in the right places to maximize sales.
He became active in the Tenants Unemployed League of the District of Columbia, a group that helped unemployed people with housing problems; later he joined the fight against federal aid cuts to scientific research.
Reggie Johnson, Mr. Miller's spokesman, said Mr. Miller had meant that he had the support of "the leading tenants' group active in electoral politics".
