The phrase "and active on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's engagement or participation in a particular activity, platform, or context.
Example: "She is well-known in the community and active on social media, sharing her insights and experiences."
Alternatives: "and engaged in" or "and involved with".
While he doesn't think this season's fuller representation of black lives will be an anomaly – he expects more black playwrights and actors to be visible and active on the stage in coming seasons – he points out that theater criticism is one area that remains too white.
After all, who could count on his still being around and active on his 100th birthday?
They bring different perspectives into the classroom and are very visible and active on campus.
By keeping the websites content rich and active on the social media front we hope to be in ship shape condition for the future.
The issue here as I have heard it raised is, Was he present and active, on duty in Alabama, at the times he was supposed to be?
Mr. Towns, an ordained Baptist minister who has maintained close ties with the black clergy of Brooklyn, is comfortable and active on the campaign trail.
One of the main barriers to utilization is that computerized health problem lists require initial manual entry and active, on-going maintenance, two activities generally perceived as time consuming by physicians.
"We wanted to provide a seamless transition between passive listening and active on-demand listening: a service that allows users to hop seamlessly between the two," he says.
Obviously this includes users who have accounts and are active on more than one social media networks.
Klempner can be contacted through his website and is active on Facebook and Twitter.
They're a constant and active presence on the digital screen.
