The phrase "activist involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the participation or engagement of activists in a particular cause or movement.
Example: "The success of the campaign was largely due to the high level of activist involvement from the community."
Alternatives: "activist engagement" or "activist participation".
As chairman Tony Hayward put it: "Her record of non-executive director appointments, activist involvement and industry advisory board service is also an excellent complementary skill set to our Board.
"The case for activist involvement, including restructuring of the company and changes to top management, is now stronger than ever," Geoffrey C. Porges, biotechnology analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
"As Europe's only all-free-float auto company, we expect [Daimler] to preempt activist involvement by returning cash".
In many cases, expected M&A valuations have shot up considerably (a sign of the times), there has been activist involvement in some of the mature companies, etc.
Hook's activist involvement in many of the major moral issues that emerged in the political debates of the 1930s was connected to a major theoretical issue of ethical theory: the possibility of the determination and the justification of objective, normative statements.
In 2008, Jackson's father, Jessie Jackson Senior, wrote an op-ed in the Chicago Sun-Times attacking presidential candidate Obama for his lack of activist involvement; Jackson Junior responded sharply in the same paper with a defense of Obama.
"He was one that didn't want to make a lot about about his humanitarian and activist involvements, but he was very much involved in what was going on in the country".
This Saturday, parishioners will host a bilingual Mass to highlight and celebrate the famous activist's involvement in their church.
The commission was reacting in part to a nominating process in which the weight of influence was with a relatively small cadre of ideological activists whose involvement with the party was essentially limited to the once-every-four-years push to nominate a like-minded presidential candidate.
In his memoir Radical Son, David Horowitz, a former Bay Area white radical turned rightwing activist, recalled his involvement with the Panthers and Brown's leadership.
Embracing Marxism and influenced by anarchism, in the 1880s Morris became a committed revolutionary socialist activist; after an involvement in the Social Democratic Federation, he founded the Socialist League in 1884, but broke with that organization in 1890.
