The phrase "an active organization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an organization that is currently engaged in activities or initiatives, indicating that it is not dormant or inactive.
Example: "The charity is an active organization that regularly hosts events to raise funds for its cause."
Alternatives: "a dynamic organization" or "a functioning organization."
A spokesman for the Treasury Department said last week that Muwafaq is no longer considered an active organization.
As an active organization on campus, we provide lab services, promote student professional awareness, participate in outreach programs, and serve as the backbone for student-industry networking in EECS.
The Baltimore Bibliophiles is still an active organization.
Build a network by joining an active organization, and make your presence felt by making an outsized contribution to the cause.
As represented here by Julie, the Earth Ambassadors (not incidentally an active organization), believe there remains a chance for reversal but not much of one and are therefore greatly motivated to go to extremes calling attention to the plight.
Other events are planned by an internationally active organization founded by Jeremy Rifkin that is based here in the nation's capital.
Last month the Service Employees International Union, a politically active organization that represents nearly two million workers, released a report expressing public policy concerns about private equity.
From those early days eight years ago, Girls Learn International has blossomed into a vibrant, active organization.
"It's a politically active organization," he said, adding that the pre-election advertisements were veiled in what "sounds like a lobbying message on its face".
Be forewarned: If you donate money to a politically active organization (Planned Parenthood or the National Rifle Association) your objectivity may be called into question if you write about issues of interest to these organizations.
Arguments in favour of the spoils system defend it as a means of maintaining an active party organization by offering loyal workers occupational rewards.
