The phrase "actively attempted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deliberate effort made to achieve something or to solve a problem.
Example: "The team actively attempted to resolve the issues raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "made a concerted effort" or "sought to achieve".
Officials at the Department for Transport actively attempted to stop publication of the release.
Following Spurs' 1-0 win over Blackburn Rovers on Wednesday evening Harry Redknapp claimed that it was Blackpool who had actively attempted to sell Adam to Spurs.
And where Life and Death-era musical programming actively attempted to cut across genres and audiences, today's club nights are more tailored to individual sounds, textures and BPMs.
But he actively attempted to come up with answers, putting himself through intense practice sessions in the midst of Roland Garros in an attempt to recover his form.
Since she won the leadership of the FN four years ago from her father, Marine Le Pen has actively attempted to rebrand it as a less controversial entity, to widen the party's appeal.
Certainly, in the early 20th century, when literature was being defined as an academic subject, establishment male critics who wanted to make American literature "more energetic and masculine" actively attempted to exclude female writers from the canon.
In contrast, behavioral brain reserve, or cognitive reserve, is an active construct, suggesting that the brain actively attempts to cope with brain damage by using pre-existing cognitive processes or by enlisting compensatory processes.
It's a foreshadowing of a world he's actively attempting to resurrect.
"At least now we know, and we are actively attempting to thwart that threat".
But environmental groups have warned that some members of Congress are actively attempting to weaken the Clean Air Act.
Recipient governments do not just passively receive aid but rather actively attempt to manage their foreign aid donors.
