proactive

Preposition: at

• stage: Be proactive at the two-week stage and identify if the deal team will need cover whilst you are away.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: The thing is, even if you do nothing proactive to change your career profile, the world is changing around you.

Modifies a noun

• stance: I am very pleased at the positive proactive stance adopted by the SWHA.
• imposition: I exercised my claim against someone for a proactive imposition with a similar but reactive imposition.
• approach: Art therapy offers a proactive, creative approach to well being.
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• role: In a larger company, you may want to take a more proactive role.
• interference: Proactive interference occurs when you cannot learn a new task because of an old task that had been learnt. i.e.- Common experiment.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Southampton Solent University is highly proactive in providing the best possible access for less able users in most of our premises.
• extremely: Applicants will need to be extremely proactive as this is very much a hands on role.
• increasingly: Over the next few years, the vehicle manufacturers will be playing an increasingly proactive role in telematics.
• very: Peter Hain has played a very proactive role in the Convention.
• particularly: He has been particularly proactive in taking forward fire safety initiatives in the community.
• really: Systems will enable us to plan work and provide a really proactive service for our customers.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Services should become more proactive in their approach to service provision.
• remain: Partner agencies were also willing to take the advice and expertise NDT provided whilst remaining proactive in the discussion and service planning process.

Preposition: in

• term: The CEHR needs to be proactive in terms of gathering the evidence base.
• field: It's better to be proactive in this field rather than be dragged along.
• area: Equality ATN said that Arriva is very proactive in this area.
• development: It enables writers to be more proactive in the development of their text using audience feedback as a major element of the process.