The phrase "ability to actively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to engage or participate in a proactive manner in various contexts, such as work, learning, or social interactions.
Example: "Her ability to actively contribute to team discussions has greatly improved our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "capacity to engage" or "skill to participate actively".
"These results demonstrate the strength of our differentiated, simple, low-risk business model and reflect our ability to actively respond to the challenging operating environment," he said.
But by reason of their permeable skins they may have serious problems of osmotic and ionic regulation, especially in fresh water, where cells covering the surface of the body have the ability to actively transport salts into or out of the animal.
Our results indicate that Trak1 has the ability to actively promote mitochondrial fusion.
By contrast, the Japanese students only described the pupils' ability to actively seek new perspectives using creativity.
Many species are naturally competent, and they develop the ability to actively take up DNA under specific conditions.
As the number of nursing students increases, the ability to actively engage all students in a large classroom is challenging and increasingly difficult.
The ability to actively shift the entire frequency response curve of a device is desirable for several applications to compensate for in-use anchor degradations and deformations.
The concept of the health locus of control (HLC) proved fruitful in predicting individual health behavior, in particular a person's ability to actively comply with a preventive approach.
The resin embedding-casting technique allowed to define the traces produced by this cyanobacterium highlighting its ability to actively dig tunnels into the marble.
The ability to actively control the dissolution-release processes could lay the foundations for smart suture design where more responsive/metered dosing could be achieved.
By controlling the applied potential it is possible to control the viscosity of liquid layer close to the solid interface, what increases the ability to actively manipulate a wall-bounded liquid flow field to effect a desired change.
