The phrase "activist terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing language or terminology that is commonly associated with activism or social movements.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized the importance of using activist terms to raise awareness about social justice issues."
Alternatives: "advocacy language" or "social justice terminology".
Whatever the reason, what was happening to Rebecca Gomperts now was, in activist terms, an outright nightmare.
Sometimes this principle is more specifically formulated in activist terms; feminist research should be "movement-generated" in the sense that it should not only provide an understanding of sexist and hetero-normative institutions, but should also generate strategies for changing these institutions (Ehrlich 1975, 10, 13).
Suu Kyi has come under severe fire for her handling of the Rakhine situation last year, which some activists termed a genocide against the Rohingya, and earlier this month she backed a controversial copper mine in Letpadaung.
The intelligence assessment, dated August 2017, suggested that an ideologically-driven subset of black activists termed "Black Identity Extremists" was actively seeking to attack cops of all stripes and might have already done so, citing the fatal attack on police in Dallas in July 2016.
However, he added, "She is an activist in terms of asking questions so that she understands the position of the parties".
This was significant: the government was having to enter the debate on the disability activists' own terms.
Thus, in coming months, we can expect some on the right to label the Obama nominee as activist (a term not quite as vitriolic as "turn-'em-loose Bruce") and their counterparts on the left to denounce those who resist any liberal choice as "the last bleat of a strict constuctionist" (though not quite embracing the definition of that phrase by the 1841 Congressional Globe as "a Pharisee's Pharisee").
Activists see term limits as a weathervane of democratic progress.
But only this week, CNN broadcast an "exclusive" report on Syria's opposition in which black-hooded gunmen were referred to as "activists" – a term previously used for unarmed protesters.
But beneficiaries risk becoming victims of a political crackdown.On January 20th a court in Ho Chi Minh City sentenced Le Cong Dinh, a 41-year-old lawyer, and Nguyen Tien Trung, 26, an activist, to prison terms of five and seven years for advocating multiparty democracy.
(For example, the terms "activist" and "activism" were used 103 times during Justice Elena Kagan's hearing).
