The phrase "actively acted" is not correct and is generally redundant in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the active nature of the action being taken, but it is usually better to choose a more concise expression.
Example: "The committee actively acted to address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "took action" or "engaged in action".
It cannot, however, enact a program whereby it not only ignores the dictates of Congress, but actively acts to thwart them".
While GDP-bound molecules are considered to be inactive, GTP-bound proteins actively act on their downstream targets.
Above all, it is an indispensable soldier that actively acts as a major intermediate involved in the vast cellular and organ energy interplay, allowing the body to cope with a wide range of metabolic disorders (for example, exercise, hypoxia, ischemia, severe sepsis, shock) [ 2].
Although some of these sequences may escape demethylation by chance, it is possible that the cell may actively act to protect specific sequences from inappropriate demethylation because such a change may result in deleterious consequences for the cell, including inappropriate gene expression or an increased risk for hypomethylation-mediated genomic instability [ 46].
"It is vital that the measured and practical recommendations set out in this report are actively considered and acted upon by politicians of all parties to ensure that more and more people are not forced into relying on emergency food aid".
"Given the global uncertainty and the pressure we are seeing on the financial system, they have acted pro-actively," Dharmkriti Joshi, chief economist at Mumbai-based ratings agency Crisil, a subsidiary of Standard & Poor's, told Forbes.com.
Another explanation for the higher MHS utilization among immigrants in our sample could be found in the strategy of the MHS-unit which acted pro-actively with regard to minority groups.
Rather we should act actively and continue the path of dialogue and the path of understanding, simply because we cannot afford the other consequence".
"And, so, we might say, Stand Columbia and let the world share with us our pride in being part of this defining moment in history, unembarrassed about our high hopes for the future, and glad to be part of an institution with a commitment to learn actively and to act wisely". The pomp of the transition of leadership did not disappoint.
The nucleotide ATP is often actively emitted and acts on purinergic receptors, especially on P2RX7.
