The phrase "actively conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the ongoing management or execution of an activity or process.
Example: "The team will actively conduct research to gather data for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "engage in" or "carry out".
Although rarely used, the IRB can carry out additional reviews and actively conduct surprise inspections of research records.
Our surgeons actively conduct leading-edge trials and studies that significantly contribute to cardiac health and surgical care.
Hence, given its considerable lag behind the current FinTech 1.0, the banking industry should utilize the advantages of its resources and size, in order to actively conduct research and testing of blockchain applications.
It also continues to actively conduct experience sharing with its fellow railway transportation operators to enhance the quality of public transportation and create better planning, design and service.
By coupling it with highly developed image reconstruction technology, it is possible to actively conduct imaging examinations in laboratory animals and other small animals [ 4].
Besides KEMRI, several other bodies actively conduct health related research in Kenya, key among them, private and public hospitals, and universities with Health/Medical Sciences departments.
The authority is also actively conducting an inspection and law enforcement to combat illegal land encroachment activities in Cameron Highlands.
In one case, a restaurant company is actively conducting experiments in pricing and promotion across a set of franchised stores.
With the increase in the capacity of photovoltaic generation systems, studies are being actively conducted to improve system efficiency.
Among those still actively conducting research are Ervin Balázs, John Carr, Ralf Dietzgen, Fernando García-Arenal García-Arenal, George Lomonossofftermandel, in addition to Andy Jackson who has recently retired.
Recently, many studies have been actively conducted to improve the mechanical properties of metallic materials through surface heat treatment with an electron beam.
