The phrase "actively collaborated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where individuals or groups are working together in a proactive and engaged manner towards a common goal.
Example: "The team actively collaborated on the project, ensuring that everyone's ideas were heard and considered."
Alternatives: "worked together" or "engaged in collaboration".
But many other men and women of the church, most of them Hutu, encouraged or actively collaborated with the killers.
The ardor with which some actively collaborated is almost less chilling than the sheer cynicism and amorality of many more.
Mr. Azam was part of a dedicated group of Islamists who were opposed to the Bangladeshi independence movement and actively collaborated with Pakistani military officials, the court found.
Urwand's thesis is that the studios, by dropping anti-Nazi movies and taking Jewish characters out of their films, and by negotiating with Nazis from 1933 to 1939, actively collaborated with the Third Reich.
Before this year's elections, thousands of his supporters were beaten and more than 100 killed in a violent campaign that witnesses and election monitors said had been led by the military as the police stood by passively, or actively collaborated.
How?) Others might argue that Pius's silences greatly facilitated the work of extermination in those countries where the Roman Catholic Church exercised social and moral authority and where its own representatives actively collaborated in mass murder.
We were not actively collaborating.
It actively collaborates through multidisciplinary courses and research with other parts of Stanford University.
That pattern of behaviour has been defined by issues where Bernardi uses far-right concepts, gives far-right voices a platform, or actively collaborates with far-right parliamentarians.
An overwhelming 91% of respondents to the O2 survey said they believe that actively collaborating with consumers is vital to the success of their organisation in the next decade.
We know that librarians and library staff are essential to seeking information and experiences', instrumental to academic success; provide instructional support, and actively collaborate with faculty.
