The phrase "active use for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practical application or utilization of something in a specific context.
Example: "The active use for this software in our daily operations has significantly improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "practical application of" or "utilization for".
Whatever you may think about its scientific accuracy or suitability for high-performance training, it's the first activity tracker that stands a good chance of remaining in active use for a long period of time, and that's what counts for most people, and for me.
Don't do it, the name is claimed, and has been in active use for several years.
As of submission of this proposal, the system has been in active use for one year and its usage has grown exponentially.
According to these accounts, however, the three qangmaq mentioned by him were in active use for a considerable time afterward and a stone weir that once existed on a small river near the head of Patricia Bay was built by this group.
The Church, of the Anglican denomination, is in active use for worship, and forms part of the Diocese of Manchester.
The Priory is in active use for worship and forms part of the Church of England Diocese of Winchester.
But David Walentas, Dumbo's largest landowner and the developer who planned the hotel project, said people in the neighborhood want more active uses for the waterfront.
Hence, in this article, the highlights of different reactors (passive and active) used for treating sulfate and metal containing wastewater, factors affecting the process parameters, effect of different electron donors, merits and demerits of various reactors are emphasized.
Furthermore, active use of paper for note-taking greatly reduced the negative impact of Internet access.
The Reading Room is reserved for the active use of Bancroft materials only.
Many of these objects were made as much for active use as for contemplation.
