The phrase "proactive initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a task or plan of action that has been taken in anticipation of a problem or to take advantage of an opportunity. For example, "The company's proactive initiative to expand into foreign markets has been very successful."
We needed more proactive initiative and less reactive intervention – in other words, to prepare instead of repair.
The Square is based on the amount of proactive initiative users and/or designers show in design collaboration.
Its president, Dan Murphy, called it a "proactive" initiative for members who "want to learn more about how to spot, treat and cope with" bed bugs.
This paper describes a case study of a programme of interactive public engagement activities presented by the PerAda Co-ordination Action project (FET Proactive Initiative on Pervasive Adaptation) [1] in 2011.
Further, access to a robust clinical trial matching service drives a proactive initiative to support new and emerging treatment options.
In a similarly proactive initiative, the Australian Taxation Office ATOO) is also exploring how it can best incorporate treatments of digital currencies in its own regulatory jurisdictions.
A major corporate sustainability trend is towards proactive initiatives to improve natural, social and economic environments.
The goal is to inform proactive initiatives to expand the knowledge base of clinical decision support systems.
Even when companies are proactive, initiatives are often limited to those that are "sustainable"—a euphemism used to describe moneymaking activities that happen to benefit society.
I also hope this awareness leads to the establishment of proactive initiatives and fosters individual actions to protect this priceless resource.
Homicide detectives are shockingly under-resourced and culturally marginalised in a police department which sets great store by uniformed patrolling and "proactive" initiatives like gang takedowns, rather than after-the-fact investigations.
