The phrase "an active plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan that is currently in progress or being implemented, as opposed to a plan that is merely theoretical or not yet executed.
Example: "We need to develop an active plan to address the ongoing issues in our project."
Alternatives: "a current plan" or "a working plan".
The company has received government approval and has an "active plan" to enter Tibet, said Samuel Su, president of China operations at Yum Restaurants, a unit of Yum.
The reason the media isn't supposed to talk about methods used is because that knowledge can turn someone who is passively suicidal into someone with an active plan.
It continues: "The group has an active plan to sell its stake in LUFC Holdings [the company which now owns Leeds ]
Richard E. Coons, a psychologist, described Mr. Rivas at the trial as "an active, planning, intense sort of individual," unlikely to be rehabilitated in prison.
A psychiatric interview revealed significant overall distress, with suicidal ideation without any active plan.
She emphasized that the documentation project was not a prelude to any active plans to rebuild or even touch up the jetty.
Even so, reformists who allied with the Green movement have not announced any active plans for a boycott and reformist nominees have also registered.
The rhetoric of extermination may have preceded any active planning to carry it out.
"This report lays out a very active plan to make sure something gets done," Ms. Breitweiser said after a briefing by the commission, her copy of its report tucked under her arm, already underlined.
"This report lays out a very active plan to make sure something gets done," said Kristen Breitweiser of Middletown, N.J, whose husband, Ronald, was killed in the World Trade Center and who has emerged in her grief as a leading advocate for victims' families.
This abattoir screening plan was reinforced with the implementation of an active surveillance plan for fallen stock, so that, from 1 July 2001, in accordance with European regulations (European Regulation (EC) 999/2001) and in addition to the clinical surveillance, all dead cattle over 30 months old were tested in France.
