The phrase "actively break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a deliberate action to disrupt or damage something, often in a technical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The hacker's goal was to actively break the security protocols of the system."
Alternatives: "deliberately disrupt" or "intentionally damage".
The most appropriate catalysts are those containing strong, active sites that can actively break the CC, CS, CO and related bonds in resins and asphaltenes, with a net increase in the concentration of saturates and lighter aromatic hydrocarbons.
Members of the genus Alcaligenes actively break down C S C bonds in complex organosulfur compounds to produce inorganic sulfur compounds (Fig. 6) (Ranson and Rivas 2002).
There are some habits and actions leaders have that cause bad company cultures, which alienate employees and actively break down productivity in the workplace.
In an interview with PC Mag, Greg Joswiak, Apple's smart head of marketing, basically said that while Apple won't block development of the handhelds as a platform, it won't actively break native apps made by third parties.
It is the uncomfortable job of white people to actively break down white supremacy and resist policies that uphold it.
My second therapist was a woman who, while seeming rather apathetic herself, encouraged me to adopt behaviours that were meant to actively break the cycle of my problems.
A service or mass actively breaks down the economic and status subgroups within which we normally operate, casting us into a wider sea of humanity.
About four inches wide and six inches long, they are the cores of abandoned nuclear batteries that use natural radioactive decay and heat to produce electrical power, rather than actively breaking atoms apart, as nuclear reactors do.
We're actively breaking the myth that artists cannot live through their creative abilities.
His decision to heap praise on those who died while actively breaking the law (transporting a bomb) is in clear breach of the duty to uphold the law".
In Roberta's progress, she recognizes when she is becoming caught in the "busy" trap, and actively breaks free of that frenzy.
