"working participants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as part of a sentence to describe a group of people who are actively participating in an event or activity. For example: "The working participants in the keynote discussed strategies for how to best utilize the new technology."
The level of flexibility in the private sector is said to make the working environment more 'conducive' to working (participants 1, 4 and 6).
To check how well their algorithm was working, participants could repeatedly submit their results for scoring, but there was a monthly limit on submissions, and several contestants reported that the scoring algorithm was fraught with bugs.
The highest prevalence of frequent insomnia-related symptoms was found among unemployed participants (23%) and disability retirees (24%), whereas among working participants it was less than 10%.
Employment status referred to the response to the question "Are you currently working?" Participants who had previously worked were categorized as "no" if they were not currently working.
The present study sample included all working participants with non-missing data on employment status, sedentary behaviours and covariates (age, sex, education level).
We linked working participants of the HUNT2 Survey (1995 97) aged 20 61.9 years, of whom 3495 were farmers and 25 521 had other occupations, to national registry data on disability pension, with follow-up until 31 December 2010.
As they work, participants attend seminars on subjects like grants and publicity, and each year's residents — there are now 22 — build their own curriculums, requesting business workshops based on their needs.
Here's how it works: participants take a 15- to 17-minute test on a monitor, in which they watch a series of images.
It just isn't going to work (participant A9).
My original motivation to serve people affected with Parkinson's Disease (PD) began by working with participants at YogaReach.
To assess attention and working memory, participants complete three digit span tasks.
