The phrase "actively mobilizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of organizing or rallying people or resources for a specific purpose or action.
Example: "The organization is actively mobilizing volunteers to assist with the disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "dynamically organizing" or "proactively engaging".
We advocate limb elevation whenever the patient is not actively mobilizing.
While it might be expected that the policy would warrant backlash against the Parsis, actively mobilizing themselves in a Hindu-dominated culture, I found that quite the opposite was true on the ground.
Local and International Response The humanitarian community is actively mobilizing to address the global effects of El Niño, particularly in the hardest hit countries, which now span four regions.
The aim of this study was to develop consensus recommendations on safety criteria to determine readiness for actively mobilizing adult, mechanically ventilated, ICU patients.
Vallor also thinks philosophers should be concerned about the quality of democracy and public discourse, asking whether users of social networks can "actively mobilize themselves" sufficiently to sustain "any enhancement of a Habermasian public sphere".
Bangladesh will need to actively mobilize and pool funds to achieve economic transformation along with climate resilience. 2.
The only clear consensus emerging from the considerations outlined here is that if SNS are going to facilitate any enhancement of a Habermasian public sphere, or the civic virtues and praxes of reasoned discourse that any functioning public sphere must presuppose, then users will have to actively mobilize themselves to exploit such an opportunity (Frick and Oberprantacher 2011).
Following enforced mobilization with G-CSF there were no differences in either the number of CFCs in the blood (Figure 1C) or the percentage of KSL cells in the bone marrow in both WT and PECAM-1−/− mice (data not shown), suggesting that loss of PECAM-1 selectively affects progenitor cells numbers in the steady state circulation, but does not affect their ability to be actively mobilized.
The correlation observed between LC3 or p62/SQSTM1 and the infiltration of T cells suggests that autophagy may actively mobilize immune cells toward the cancer bed.
The correlation observed between LC3 or p62/SQSTM1 and T cell infiltration suggests that autophagy may actively mobilize immune cells toward the cancer bed.
Together, these data suggest that sucrose is actively mobilized in the MYC fruit, providing ready-to-use sugars for fruit development.
