The phrase "actively battling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged in a struggle or fight against something, often in a persistent or vigorous manner.
Example: "She is actively battling her illness with a positive attitude and determination."
Alternatives: "fighting against" or "struggling with".
The only high-profile figure actively battling the laws is John Holub, the president of the New Jersey Retail Merchants Association.
The state's corrections department also has more than 2,640 trained inmate firefighters actively battling the southern California wildfires today after being deployed by Mr. Schwarzenegger.
The mother also had a history of arrests -- including for prostitution -- going back two decades, and the baby had tested positive for methadone, proof that at minimum, Ms. Warren was still actively battling her heroin addiction.
The company is actively battling the attack, and are hoping that they'll have everything locked down within the next hour or so.
Rhett was still actively battling his blood disease back in 2013, when longtime VC David Lee — who himself fought Stage IV lymphoma when he was just 24 years old — helped organize what was then the annual "Venture Capital Master's Lunch Series," an auction program that benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
There is an even larger pool of differentiated T cells, called CD4+CCR5+ T cells, and plasma cells diffusely scattered throughout the intestine's lamina propria that serve as the "effector" arm of the intestinal immune system, actively battling antigens first encountered by the Peyer's patches (Mowat et al. 1997).
Britney Cooper says friends consider her "the most introverted person they know". The 2018 Berkeley graduate, with a B.A. in rhetoric, loves reading books and quiet contemplation, plans to get a Ph.D. and actively battles social anxiety.
After parliamentary elections in March led to a protracted period of deadlock and deal-making, Mr. Maliki now leads an unwieldy coalition with parties pursuing conflicting agendas, including lawmakers allied with Moktada al-Sadr, a Shiite cleric in exile whose fighters actively battled against American and Iraqi forces until they were routed in 2008.
The brief description of how the man, Yaser Esam Hamdi, 21, was caught by Northern Alliance forces is crucial to the government's contention that he is not entitled to a lawyer and can be held without charges for as long as the country's military actively battles terrorism.
Label Noir, headed up by watchmaker Emmanuel Curti, is part of Twenty-First Luxury, based in Geneva, self-titled as "investors in experiential luxury and innovation around the world". The firm, which aims to respectfully preserve the "Swissness" and technologies of the watches it customizes, actively battles counterfeit watches.
Moreover, the Government of Iran says it is actively and directly battling ISIS.
