The phrase "actively adopted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a practice, policy, or idea that has been embraced or taken up with enthusiasm and engagement.
Example: "The new sustainability practices were actively adopted by the entire organization, leading to significant improvements in environmental impact."
Alternatives: "enthusiastically embraced" or "readily accepted".
Since then, about 15 states have actively adopted the technology, said Dr. David Pettigrew, the dental director for Horizon Blue Cross/Blue Shield of New Jersey and a proponent of the procedure.
We've already seen it actively adopted in other use cases, as with Wi-Fi transmission.
There are generally two well-developed methods that have been actively adopted for addressing or describing RA problems in most wireless communication systems like the OFDMA-based networks.
Implementation has been more successful in provinces where the interagency model has been actively adopted and this appears to be largely reliant on strong leadership from the provincial government.
37, 39, 40 There is some evidence, however, that PHI uptake in lower income groups may increase in the future if initiatives, as exemplified in the case of Australia, are actively adopted.
This difficulty in updating a 4D model discourages industry practitioners from actively adopting 4D models.
Actively adopt cloud-based technologies in our on-going effort to select scalable, cost-effective, and resilient solutions.
University IT will actively adopt cloud-based technologies and will select scalable, cost-efficient, innovative, and resilient solutions which further enable the Stanford community.
When buffeted by "pump-generated air (i.e. wind)", "spiders actively adopt postures that allow them to use the wind direction to control their journey on water," he says.
When fuel cost soar, airlines actively adopt advanced aircraft with greatly improved fuel efficiency.
To the best of our knowledge, cloud providers do not actively adopt these techniques.
