The phrase "and active processing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cognitive functions, learning, or data analysis where active engagement with information is emphasized.
Example: "The study focuses on the importance of comprehension and active processing of information for effective learning."
Alternatives: "and dynamic engagement with" or "and interactive handling of".
The interactive condition featured multiple contexts and active processing of the words.
As an additional form of evidence it might be useful, when available, to map deep-sequencing data to the TCs in order to confirm the presence and active processing of the identified precursors, particularly any identified in novel locations.
Finally, and after the aspects of each individual vignette had been ranked, respondents rank ordered the vignettes themselves, thereby expressing a preference for, say, surgery, public health medicine, psychiatry, or clinical research, preferences expressed after deep and active processing of specific aspects of each speciality, making them more likely to be valid preferences.
Tumor cells showed a dose-dependent glycogen synthase kinase-3 (GSK-3) β inhibition, a huge increase in the expression of the transcription factor CHOP and an active processing of caspase-8.
A possible explanation is that the desktop virtual reality instructional intervention has helped to reduce extraneous cognitive load and engages learners in active processing of instructional material to increase germane cognitive load.
These conversations involve voters engaging in deep reflection on their experiences and views, a process involving so-called "active processing" of their ideas.
Researchers such as the American psychologist Edward C. Tolman and the German psychologist Wolfgang Köhler argued for the existence of a more active processing of information in both humans and animals and rejected the mechanistic S-R psychology.
With advancing sequence, a short-term proceduralization occurs and modifies attention from focused to automatic [74] [75], which facilitates (reduces) the maintenance of active processing of task-specific elements [41] and enhances non-specific diffuse activations.
Activation in right parietal regions, which is involved in maintaining spatial and object information and possibly in WM manipulation [30] [32], may also reflect active processing of visuospatial information during maintenance.
The lack of significance is perhaps not surprising because, as has been argued previously, the behavioural tests require active processing of language whereas mMMN responses reflect automatic processes (Breier et al. 2007).
Cognitive motivational approaches assume that the active processing of information has important influences on future motivation.
