The phrase "any kind of active" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to various forms of activity or engagement, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "We are looking for any kind of active participation in the community events."
Alternatives: "any form of activity" or "any type of engagement".
After last month's votes, Kurt Beck, the national chairman of the Social Democrats, spoke out against "any kind of active cooperation" with the Left, a formulation that only fueled speculation that his party might try to form a minority government with the Left's support.
Few of those fines will be the result of any kind of active surveillance – most of them go to people who have failed to give a convincing case for not needing a licence.
I mean, personally I only use the center AF point, but for any kind of active photography where you can't be bothered to compose your shots carefully, a robust AF system is highly useful.
During any kind of active addiction, it is extremely rare only the addict is affected.
Most of the cows and bulls are older and are considered retired from any kind of active plowing or dairy production, having been donated to the project in order to allow them to live out their natural life peacefully and to provide a living example of the proper relationship between cow and human.
They were not engaged in any kind of active exercise intervention during the entire study period.
No longer on any kind of active-duty genius scale are basketball coaches Ben Howland of U.C.L.A. and Tubby Smith of Minnesota.
Graef points out that film is "like a kind of active meditation".
You enter a state of relaxed but heightened awareness, a kind of active meditation.
It's all about entering your imagination zone and letting the artist suggest ideas, themes and concepts that are, in the curator's view, a kind of "active philosophy".
Reference [9] carried on a detailed study of the RPC control method, and proposed a kind of active current, reactive current and harmonic current detection method.
