The phrase "actively connected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being engaged or linked in a dynamic or ongoing manner, often in the context of technology or relationships.
Example: "The device remains actively connected to the network, ensuring seamless communication."
Alternatives: "continuously linked" or "engaged in connection".
Broadband users spent 1.19 billion hours actively connected to the Internet in January, accounting for 51percentt of the 2.3 billion hours spent online.
AirTight's server sends out what the company calls marker packets that identify radios actively connected to the network.
Due to the lack of a server, Objet Studio will not be actively connected to a printer.
The reverb and chorus, when they kick in after a bit of fingerpicking, sound amazing especially considering they are not actively connected to an amp, effects, or speakers.
One consequence of my discovery of the physical impossibility of mantle convection (Herndon 2009b) is the realization that the whole-Earth decompression and the phenomena previously called "mantle plumes" are intimately and actively connected.
Rated for 16 hours, you'll get less depending on volume and whether you're actively connected over Bluetooth, but no one would be disappointed by the duration of its battery no matter how you're using it.
She motivated countless others to actively connect with New Haven's leading arts organizations.
By actively connecting the POTUS visit to our new media efforts, we have a unique chance to build a sustainable online platform to engage Indonesians on USG issues and messages long after the visit.
However, on the bright side … previous studies have shown actively connecting with close friends, whether in real life or on Facebook, may actually increase one's sense of wellbeing".
In India alone, Facebook says it has more than 8 million people actively connecting on Facebook.
By actively connecting and sharing notes with one member of the group, you automatically come in with a stamp of credibility.
