The phrase "active things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to items or concepts that are currently in use, functioning, or dynamic in nature.
Example: "In our project, we need to focus on the active things that are driving our success."
Alternatives: "dynamic elements" or "engaged items".
From now I intend to travel more slowly and do more active things (but no bungy jumping).
"These images are showing that comets are some of the most geologically active things in the solar system," Pajola said.
Their aim, they say, is to help the many people they see who are unable to go shopping, see friends or do ordinary active things.
Young human beings, and particularly young boys, were not designed by evolution to sit around at a desk for hours at a time paying attention to a teacher, but rather to run and play and do other physically active things.
In late February, Gant, the sportswear maker, will roll out an $8.5 million campaign featuring photographs of Mr. Kennedy, 52, his wife, Mary, and four of their six children, all doing active things that Kennedys tend to do.
It can be active things or just relaxing with a book.
They saw it as an active thing to be actively built out of, rather than merely rendered in, paint.
He also said the film would be a hard R. Ken Levine, during an interview on August 30, 2010, said: "I will say that it is still an active thing and it's something we are actively talking about and actively working on".
"Making a choice can be a defining thing, an active thing," Ms. Kelley said.
The first step in orchestrating the city must be to listen – a deceptively tricky, active thing, not to be confused with passive hearing.
The ball scarcely beat the bat and the only active thing Billy Bowden had to do as umpire was count to six, something he failed to manage only twice.
