The phrase "an interactive strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that involve active participation or engagement from individuals or groups.
Example: "In our marketing campaign, we implemented an interactive strategy to engage our audience and gather their feedback in real-time."
Alternatives: "a participatory approach" or "an engaging tactic".
A decision was made to use a creative, interactive strategy involving the use of large, blank jigsaw puzzles to generate a visual depiction of research interests and challenges faced by participants who represented graduate and undergraduate nursing students, faculty, and invited guests from government, health regions, and professional associations.
The peak lists of PICKY can be easily loaded by SPARKY to enable a better interactive strategy for rapid peak picking.
Thus, PICKY can hopefully lead to a better interactive strategy for rapid peak picking, i.e. the user would very rapidly pick the true peaks and then only manually have to sort through the more questionable ones.
The strategy demonstrated the comprehensiveness of information that can be obtained through a short-turn around interactive strategy.
They are Erin Durbin, a digital account executive; Emily Edison, a junior account executive; Valerie Galati, an associate project manager for the CenturyLink account; Brian Oberkirch, director for interactive strategy; and Danielle Russo, a graphic designer.
I had a conversation today with a colleague to discuss our SXSW Interactive strategy.
We had a big success with [the interactive strategy on the soap opera] Eva Luna.
Citing Winks early lead, he is confident that it will be among the winners in the race for ad and e-commerce dollars as broadcasters and cable operators move to develop an interactive TV strategy.
A complete listing of these genes is available as an interactive search strategy from ErythronDB (http://www.cbil.upenn.edu/ErythronDB/im.do?s=aca0d8d30e3e95cb).
