The phrase "active use of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone using something or engaging in an activity in an active or intentional manner. Here are a couple of examples: 1. "The students were encouraged to make active use of the new vocabulary words in their written assignments." 2. "Regular exercise and an active use of a healthy diet can lead to improved overall health."
All patients started unsupported motion exercises and were allowed active use of the extremity for light activities of daily living immediately after their first postoperative visit.
So, everything points to a more active use of industrial policy in the African countries over the coming years.
One source said cuts in borrowing costs and active use of tax and spending policies had helped underpin the economy.
This will be possible by making active use of currently frozen capital.
She and her husband traveled extensively and made active use of their vacation homes in Fisher's Island and Bolton Landing, NY, Deer Valley, Utah, and Indian Wells, California.
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons is known for photographs, videos and installation pieces that make active use of her Afro-Cuban background.
There are parallels between OER releases and the ways in which universities and colleges have begun to make more intelligent and active use of social media.
For this we will have to rely on the department's active use of the controls it has negotiated and strong supervision by Ofcom".
"We note the BBC's determination to reinvigorate the programme in recent months, its fresh approach to both content and style and more active use of social media," the report said.
Pressed on what this "generational struggle" might look like, Blair said he believed it would encompass "hard and soft power"—i.e. the projection of military force, when needed, plus the active use of other types of policies.
But by increasing the active use of clothing by an extra nine months we could reduce the water, carbon, and waste impacts by up to 20-3020-30% and save £5bn".
