The phrase "active tour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of tour that involves physical activity or engagement, such as hiking, biking, or other interactive experiences.
Example: "We offer an active tour that includes kayaking and mountain biking through the scenic landscape."
Alternatives: "adventure tour" or "engaging tour".
Mickelson, Singh and Davis Love III, who has 19 victories, are the only active tour players who are fewer than 45 behind Woods.
He and Phil Mickelson, who has also won four majors, now sit in a tie for second among full-time active tour players behind Woods, who has 14.
One of the most memorable experiences we had was the day we took an active tour of the Polynesian Cultural Center, a place where the cultures of the Polynesian Islands are depicted in ways you can actually participate in.
"Caribbean tours, when people get off the ship, are primarily extremely active tours," Mr. Greve said.
For a fighting force whose members enlisted during wartime or re-enlisted after active tours, the new footing has required adjustment.
Stefan Frederick Cook, a reserve soldier who volunteered for an active duty tour, argued that he should not have to go to Afghanistan for similar reasons to Rhodes.
He is the sixth active PGA Tour player selected since the current procedure was introduced in 1998, and he is still intent on adding to his legacy.
The news came out last week that active PGA Tour players voted almost unanimously to donate half of their 2010 earnings from Wednesday pro-ams to the two foundations benefiting Smith and Green.
Though he was also active on tour in the United States and Europe, he seldom recorded in the 1950s and '60s, which lent great interest to his albums as sideman with Kid Ory, as leader of a group that included Hawkins, and as coleader with Pee Wee Russell.
Terry served an active duty tour in the US Navy and retired as a commander after 27 years in the Naval Reserves.
Because he's a reserve soldier who volunteered for an active duty tour he can "ask for a revocation of orders up until the day he is scheduled to report for active duty," a public affairs officer explained.
