The phrase "activist supporters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who actively support a particular cause or movement, often related to social or political issues.
Example: "The activist supporters rallied in front of the city hall to demand change in environmental policies."
Alternatives: "advocacy supporters" or "campaign supporters".
To applause from Conservative activist supporters, Leadsom said she wanted to "banish the pessimists".
But his efforts appear to be further driving a wedge between Obama and his restive Hispanic activist supporters.
West's is a manipulative statement designed to drive a lasting wedge, at a very personal level, between Obama, his black activist supporters and the larger African American community.
Penned into narrow barricades and surrounded by police, around 300 immigrant workers and their activist supporters put the city on notice that their battle to gain respect in the workplace is just beginning.
On Tuesday, some of his liberal activist supporters reacted with anger when Senate Democrats -- at Obama's urging -- turned aside attempts to strip Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn). of a committee chairmanship.
Potentially pleasing to his campus activist supporters, his initial areas of focus — a world without nuclear weapons, or an apologetic refusal to hold up U.S. democracy as a model for the Arab and Islamic world — have been scaled down as presidential hallmarks.
Jennifer Jones, a local activist, supporter of the mayor and owner of a kennel she runs out of a trailer, rose to speak against a fee increase for merchants who rent space here in the winter, when the population can swell to the hundreds of thousands.
Cantwell describes Goad, a resident of Richmond, Virginia, as a "violent political activist, supporter, and adherent of antifa".
Wielding power or gaining influence abroad through antiestablishment political parties, disgruntled minority groups, media outlets, environmental activists, supporters in business, propagandist "think-tanks", and others—has become part of the Kremlin's hybrid-war strategy.
She said: "We work until at least 5 30 in the afternoon and, afterwards, he meets with certain people who want to visit him for different reasons whether they be activists, supporters, lawyers or friends".
A rally on the National Mall, led by Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, and former Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, was intended to show that Tea Party activists — supporters of the House Republicans who forced the shutdown over their opposition to the new health care law — were in no mood to give in.
