The phrase "an active orientation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proactive or engaged approach towards a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The team adopted an active orientation to problem-solving, ensuring that all members contributed their ideas."
Alternatives: "a proactive approach to" or "an engaged attitude towards".
Moreover, their apparent simplicity and transparency may also serve to provide a sense of control and empowerment, enabling cancer survivors to challenge medical decision making and generating an active orientation to the future.
Notably, instead of generating a sense of resignation or passivity in the face of biological destiny and biomedical expertise, the forms of subjectification facilitated by molecular markers produce in these women an active orientation to the future (c.f. Novas and Rose, 2000).
The dimer of VFT domains is in equilibrium between a resting and an active orientation, and agonist binding displaces the equilibrium towards the active state (Fig. 2).
Together, these four cognitions reflect an active, rather than a passive, orientation to a work role [ 35].
The hypothesis pursued in the present study has been that bone formation by AMOR is attributable to the ability of anti-BMP-2 mAbs to capture and tether endogenous BMP-2 in a biologically active orientation.
More specifically, patients with a higher degree of active orientation are more likely to comply with treatment recommendations for BP [ 18], diabetes and physical activity [ 23].
In fact, the A391E mutation in FGFR3 appears analogous to the V664E mutation in the Neu receptor in that both strengthen the association of the helices in a specific active orientation.
The results showed that the correlation between proactive aggression and emotional dependence tends to occur regardless of contextual situations and time, to involve personality dimensions, and to express a strategic orientation to the active control of the relationship in order to pursue the subject's objectives/needs.
Unlike anxious attachment and exclusive dependency, the correlation between proactive aggression and emotional dependency tends to occur regardless of contextual situations and time, as well as to involve the deep dimensions of personality, and it expresses a strategic orientation to the active control of the relationship to pursue personal objectives/needs.
We identify one dimeric TM conformation that imparts full activity to the cytosolic domain of the receptor and signals via JAK2, STAT proteins, and MAP kinase, one partially active orientation that preferentially activates MAP kinase, and one conformation corresponding to the inactive receptor.
