The phrase "actively acting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged in a specific action or behavior with a sense of purpose or intention.
Example: "The team is actively acting to address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "actively engaged" or "taking action".
Telocytes may play a broader role in adult prostate tissue organisation, not only by compartmentalising the stromal microenvironment26, but by also actively acting on the secretory epithelium and the smooth muscle layer.
My other friends had dreams, but weren't actively acting on them nor were they really sure about what they were passionate about.
It has been recently suggested that an alternative possibility would involve actively acting on the biosphere through the use of synthetic biology, from an artistic [Alexandra] and scientific [ 64] point of view.
Develop your self-awareness by actively seeking and acting on constructive criticism from those whose professional judgement you trust.
Therefore, endogenous lipid mediators are temporally and spatially biosynthesized to regulate actively resolution by acting on their specific GPCRs, which initiates anti-inflammatory and proresolving signals to terminate inflammation.
Biofilm-forming bacteria coaggregate with each other and with multiple partners and form coordinated groups attached to an inert or living surface; they surround themselves with polymer matrix, communicate effectively via quorum sensing mechanisms, and express low metabolic activity limiting the impact of conventional antimicrobials acting against actively metabolizing cells [ 4, 7, 12].
In Leeds, the council actively discourages citizens from acting compassionately towards rough sleepers.
He looks back at the life of his father and says he wasn't an engaged citizen, either, but at least he embraced the romance of acting and actively rejected his everyday responsibilities.
Bolton reports that MLMs are commonly reported as actively undertaking strategic changes, acting as representatives of new ideas or of championing changes in their units [ 22].
However, recent evidence suggests that "microconversion" [ 24] affecting only one or few contiguous sites could be acting to actively eliminate edited sites.
A recent study has indicated that, although most tested colorectal cancer cells displayed an inactivated TGF-β signaling pathway, they actively secreted TGF-β acting on stromal cells and were thus driving metastasis [ 57].
