The phrase "actively commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making a deliberate and conscious decision to engage in a particular behavior or action.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must actively commit to our plans and work diligently towards them."
Alternatives: "fully engage" or "dedicate oneself".
Apoptosis programs a cell to actively commit suicide as the results of activation of dedicated intracellular program; the death receptors (extrinsic) and mitochondrial (intrinsic) pathways are the major signaling cascades that lead to apoptosis.
The key to these efforts is not what the centre desires or imposes but how far various departments and their permanent secretaries actively commit themselves to the joint effort; hence the emphasis on corporate and collaborative leadership.
The challenge now is to actively commit to this larger scale of consumption: to seek out ideas from outside our own silos, by choice, in order to find entirely new viewpoints — or, at least, entirely new TV shows.
While PCD plays a key role in the development and maintenance of multicellular organisms, explaining why single-celled organisms would evolve to actively commit suicide has been far more challenging.
Customers no longer just make a single buying decision about a product, but instead must actively commit to using the product, or else they churn.
The process doesn't always work — people make mistakes or actively commit fraud.
By joining with the United States in this project, China stepped ahead of other world leaders like Angela Merkel of Germany and Japan's Shinzo Abe (who have yet to ratify their commitment to the Accord) and actively committed his country to adopt cleaner and safer industrial practices.
However other banks remained actively committed to diversity and demonstrate it through key activities such as their attendance at the Diversity Careers Show.
The Department and the University are actively committed to increasing graduate student diversity on campus.
And that means the (very bad) act of not stopping something harmful is not commensurate with the (very, very bad) act of actively committing harm.
The FIFA statement also said that the governing body was "actively committed to fighting against all kinds of discrimination within football and within society as a whole".
