The phrase "actively arrange" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of organizing or coordinating something in a proactive manner.
Example: "We need to actively arrange the logistics for the upcoming event to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "proactively organize" or "diligently coordinate".
He spent his time actively arranging for the dissemination of a gospel of which he never has asserted either ignorance or disbelief.
Rhea actively arranges and composes music, which has been published by TRN Music Publisher, RBC Music Publisher, and Arranger's Publishing Company.
What was perhaps irresponsible was Adelaide actively trying to arrange a trade by dumping news of their intentions to a ravenous football media like burley to sharks.
In light of new details about what another State Department memo called "the Hashemi escapade," defense attorneys are expected to argue in part that Evans was lured into the undercover arms deal because he knew that Hashemi had been actively trying to arrange an officially authorized sale through the CIA.
Patients who attained a BMI of approximately 17 kg/m were actively encouraged to arrange for further therapy.
Instead of hiring telesales people, you hire "Community Managers" who arrange hackathons and meetups, actively engage the community on the forums, and shares relevant content through various social channels.
On day 3, the ICU workers actively approach the family to organize a formal meeting for the next day or when the family can arrange for several members to attend.
"I have now been actively chasing G4S for two months and every time I have called I have been told I will be contacted shortly to arrange training and that I should be patient".
One participant talked about arranging special meetings: ' So, one of the things we do is to arrange ad hoc meetings, usually, so that the discussion is concentrated in what we actually call reflection meetings, which are being used quite actively for the difficult issues which move us emotionally.' Another participant talked about dealing with ethics in an explicit way.
