"actively advocates" is correct and usable in written English.
"Actively" is an adverb modifying the action of "advocates," which means to publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy. You can use this phrase to describe someone who is actively and passionately promoting a belief or idea. Example: The politician actively advocates for stricter gun control laws, organizing rallies and speaking out in favor of legislation.
Of specific interest is the "flu champion" in some Australian practices, which actively advocates educational activities, promotes vaccinations, and ascertains the availability of antiviral medications [ 24].
It's an approach Stephen Pidgeon, author of How to Love your Donors to Death, and visiting professor of fundraising at Plymouth University, actively advocates: "If fundraising and communications don't work together intimately, then you can write off good fundraising.
Guangdong has China's highest GDP of any province and actively advocates low-carbon development.
As the ALA notes on its website "...it actively advocates in defense of the rights of library users to read, seek information, and speak freely as guaranteed by the First Amendment".
UNICEF actively advocates for the protection of children, promotes peacebuilding, provides children with psychosocial support, coordinates efforts to provide access to safe water and sanitation, and ensures children's access to education, especially for those who are displaced.
Activities and results for children The UNICEF Country Programme 2006 2011 leverages resources and partnerships for children and women, actively advocates for children's rights and provides technical, material and financial support to improve access to, and quality of basic social services.
More diplomatically neutral than countries like Australia, Norway is actively advocating for death row prisoners.
Mr. Bidh emerged from years of silence recently and began actively advocating southern independence.
Univision and other Latino television networks have actively advocated for the student measure.
Actively advocating voting against the official Labour candidate, in favour of another party, contradicts Labour party rules".
Cameron is the first British prime minister actively advocating and pushing for the creation of a two-tier Europe.
