The phrase "actively collecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ongoing process of gathering information, data, or items in a proactive manner.
Example: "The researchers are actively collecting data to support their hypothesis."
Alternatives: "diligently gathering" or "proactively acquiring".
The primary resource for these data remains manual collection from the literature, as no primary database is actively collecting or curating tumor antigen data.
For the past decade, Tate has been actively collecting from outside Europe and North America.
"I am actively collecting and can't imagine ever stopping," she said.
There was a big gap between discovering these pieces and actively collecting them.
"You need to be the one who is actively collecting and soliciting information all the time," says Hill.
The implication was that the Russian government was actively collecting on Shell in Nigeria as well as one of Nigeria's ministries.
Furthermore, the Arts of the Book Collection actively collects the book arts in all formats, including books that use photography.
The Library actively collects and maintains a research level collection in support of the teaching and research of the faculty and students of the Spanish and Portuguese Studies Department.
The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) holds more than one hundred collections related to civil rights, continues to actively collect in this area, and regularly adds images to its online digital civil rights [End Page 51] collections.
The personal essay is about a collection owned by the student that he or she actively collects or curates as opposed to an essay that focuses on whatever is found in one's library.
Mr. Neuberger actively collected works by women at a time when it wasn't fashionable.
