The phrase "actively bidding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to auctions, negotiations, or competitive situations where individuals or entities are making offers or proposals.
Example: "The company is actively bidding for the new government contract, hoping to secure a significant project."
Alternatives: "engaged in bidding" or "participating in bids".
As a result, one bank said the number of foreign investors actively bidding on major taxable state bond deals has increased to as many as 200 in recent weeks, from a few dozen in 2008.
Two Scottish airports are actively bidding to host the UK's first spaceport, according to Infrastructure Secretary Keith Brown.
The subsidy resulted in bond investors actively bidding for the bonds, thus establishing a floor to the market.
"Verizon is also actively bidding on urban spectrum, and is looking to build a larger spectrum position than we had previously anticipated," he adds.
SOTHEBYS.COM www.sothebys.com At Sotheby's, most book lots run in the three-figure range and you can customize your screen to spotlight the auctions in which you are actively bidding.
The titles are fairly self-explanatory – Watching is for the items you're keeping tabs on but haven't yet bid on; Buying lets you see an overview of those items you're actively bidding on; and Selling is to track the items you've listed on eBay.
O'Byrne promptly noted that the colt had "lovely breeding," and that he could not understand "why more people didn't actively bid on the horse".
Dell said the local tournament, run by ProServ, will actively bid to become one of the ATP's "World Series" sites, but it's no sure thing.
While closed-loop coordination approaches may in theory guarantee almost optimal results, a real-world application for retail customers is difficult to implement as it requires them to actively bid on spot markets and thus expose them to quantity and price risk as clearing prices and amounts are stochastic (Bitar and Low 2012).
Presumably the adverse vulnerability dissuaded East and West from bidding more actively.
(Yahoo flirted with AOL and bid actively for MySpace).
