The phrase "actively cope" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or methods for dealing with stress, challenges, or difficult situations in a proactive manner.
Example: "In order to maintain mental health, it is important to actively cope with the pressures of daily life."
Alternatives: "proactively manage" or "engage in coping strategies."
Patients on a higher activation level more often engage in healthy behaviors, more actively cope with their illness, make more efficient use of healthcare services and perform better self-care [ 21].
Design, construction, and quality assurance strictly follow applicable safety rules and the cryogenic process and controls are conceived to actively cope with a number of faults.
We should actively cope with challenges to cyberspace security and reject all forms of cyber attacks and Internet theft.
Many battered women engage in protective strategies and actively cope with the problem of victimization.
Because of their sessile nature, plants have evolved very sophisticated mechanisms to actively cope with different sorts of stresses.
Accordingly, negative mood will facilitate demand-driven adjustments in effort only up to a certain level: If demands become perceived as too high to actively cope with, negative mood may actually trigger demand-driven disengagement (cf. Brehm & Self, 1989).
This indicates that respondents are actively coping with the adverse health situation with the means they have [ 44].
Such considerations are in accordance with a study from the Netherlands showing that families affected by parental cancer and actively coping with the illness had lower levels of stress and conflicts than control families.
This maybe explained by Moshen et al., who postulated there are two subgroups of patients, one group who actively copes with stress and another who has considerable adjustment problems [ 25].
Findings from qualitative research also support that in case of parental cancer the patients and their partners actively coping with cancer both parents try to optimize the family situation including protection of their children in order to make them feel as secure as possible 25.
In light of all the above challenges, health workers were not docile; they actively created coping strategies to deal with the context.
