The phrase "an active process for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a dynamic or ongoing method or approach to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "Learning a new language is an active process for improving communication skills."
Alternatives: "a dynamic approach to" or "an ongoing method for".
Evidence of an interaction mechanism operating between NCs has been frequently reported [64 66], sometimes indicated as an active process for optical emission [67], and sometimes even exploited as a probing technique [68].
Arbuscule development is an active process for both symbionts.
Gluconeogenesis is most probably not an active process for blood survival but an artifact due to the experimental setup as described earlier.
This could be due to disruption of an active process for its installation linked to the replisome, or disruption of the recycling of the mark from the parental to daughter strands.
These could indicate an active process for angiogenesis, and suggest that examination of tumor cell invasion into vasculature may serve as a valuable tool to evaluate malignancy and metastatic potential in canine seminomas and establish associations between angiogenesis, metastatic disease, and canine seminomas.
17 The MCMS system includes an active process of correction for possible under-reporting.
Although the reproductive strategy of the tropical ash is of "r" type with low survival rates, the results show evidence for an active process of invasion characterized by an aggregated distribution pattern dominated by seedlings and juvenile plants.
Apoptosis is an active process of cell death essential for embryogenesis, tissue homeostasis, and elimination of damaged cells in multicellular organisms.
Trust, for Luhmann, is an active process of making choices among different options on the basis of which option to trust [ 40].
While it could reflect a non-specific event, it could alternatively be an active process essential for continued development and differentiation.
See research article: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/9/89 Cell sheet bending is an active process, required for normal morphogenesis in many instances of multicellular embryogenesis, including the formation of the germ layers during gastrulation, the gut and neural tube, the eye, the otic system and the diverticula of the gut.
