"present and alive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're referring to a person, group, concept, etc. that is still relevant, current, and/or alive. For example: "The dream of freedom still remains present and alive, even in the face of tyranny and oppression."
This extended peek at Merida's blissfully intimate reverie makes both her inner and outer worlds vividly present and alive.
They hold and investigate the moment, using marks on covered surfaces to record the mystery of time - always present and alive, always just dead and gone too.
A survival was recorded if a tree was present and alive both at the beginning and at the end of the 5-year period.
Here I was, reading the penmanship of a young man who had written these words 125 years before, in a moment that must have felt as present and alive to him as my present moment was to me.
Dancing makes me feel present and alive.
Present and alive, yet long since dead.
Everything else we might need, though, is present – breathing and alive and considered – in this beautifully rendered account of the body that once carried us.
The obvious answer is "No". If experiencing the world in a fully present, alert, and alive way, and feeling joy using your abundant natural talents could become your measure for a life well lived, what would you need to do differently?
Then, every two hours, the researchers noted whether each fly was still present (and thus alive) and, if so, whether or not it was mating.
Alertness is developed in order to work in an energetic state of physical disorientation, self-correcting what doesn't work and reinforcing what does on the spot, discovering physical/emotional truths and shared moments that leave you aware, centered, incredibly present and sharply alive.
I remind myself everyday that my time on planet earth is limited and I want to spend it being vibrant, present and fully alive.
