The phrase "actively alters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that is changing something in a dynamic or ongoing manner.
Example: "The new policy actively alters the way we approach customer service, leading to improved satisfaction rates."
Alternatives: "dynamically changes" or "continuously modifies".
It was demonstrated that Sindbis virus nsP3 protein interacts with PARP1 and activates PARP1 in neuronal cells while HSV-1 infection actively alters the fine-tuned balance in cellular PAR metabolism [96,97].
C. albicans actively alters the pH of its environment by release of ammonia in vitro (Vylkova et al. 2011).
In the above scenario, the smart environment is supporting the user but the user by himself does not actively alters the functionality the environment is ready to provide.
The resulting pre-stress induces strain hardening of networks and actively alters mechanical properties.
Stereotype incongruent misbehaviour (internalizing in boys and externalizing in girls) is associated with parental harshness that actively alters expected socialized trajectories or serves as a hostile response to unexpected misbehaviour.
Numerical experiments demonstrate that the natural frequencies and mode shapes of the beam can be actively altered using the piezoelectric bonded actuators.
In one set of plots water table depth was actively altered, while other plots were established in locations that were naturally wet or dry.
In this article we present a novel variable tension string instrument which relies on a kinetic shape to actively alter the tension of a fixed length taut string.
These traditionally allow the system to actively alter its energy consumption by turning on and off its radio frequency (RF) front end depending on traffic conditions and transmission requests.
There is evidence that dugongs actively alter seagrass species compositions at local levels.
They are actively altering the fabric of the universe, and it's going to cause us to all die.
