The phrase "are sufficiently active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being or level of engagement that meets a certain threshold of activity.
Example: "The participants in the study are sufficiently active to provide reliable data on their exercise habits."
Alternatives: "are adequately engaged" or "are sufficiently involved".
Six in ten Americans are sufficiently active, compared with less than four in ten Britons.
Unlike the Gear Live, the Moto 360's heart rate monitor will periodically take readings, recording patterns and telling the wearer whether they are sufficiently active.
Department of Health figures show that only 17% of men and 13% of women over the age of 65 are sufficiently active.
Electronic circuits require a noncorrosive flux; fluxes based on rosin using alcohol as a carrier are sufficiently active to produce a good bond.
Six Americans in ten are sufficiently active by Dr Hallal's definition, compared with fewer than four in ten Britons.In an accompanying analysis of people's habits, Dr Hallal found equally wide differences.
Catalytic tests have proved that the small amounts of highly dispersed Co3O4 are sufficiently active in combustion of diluted n-hexane with 100% selectivity to CO2.
Given the low number of people with diabetes being sufficiently active, the promotion of physical activity in the Swedish diabetes care is not satisfactorily effective today and needs to be improved [ 25].
The WHO defines being sufficiently active as accumulating a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity per week, however, this method does not take into account the various domains of physical activity [ 22].
A bioactive zone is defined as a region where a microbial community is sufficiently active to metabolize bioavailable substrates.
They need to be sufficiently active at low temperatures, resistant against sintering at high temperatures, and are resistant to other deactivation phenomena, for example gum and carbonyl formation.
In order to survive in the current and future healthcare environment, radiology may not be sufficiently active in providing its own data on patient outcomes related to radiological diagnoses and therapeutic interventions.
