The phrase "actively covers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is engaged in the process of addressing or including specific topics or areas of interest.
Example: "The report actively covers the latest developments in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "thoroughly addresses" or "engages with".
Mouse states that "the claim that he actively covered up sex abuse was predictably repeated with no attempt to offer up evidence".
During the course of the meeting, the pope was variously called cruel, misogynistic, inhumane and a liar, and the claim that he actively covered up sex abuse was predictably repeated with no attempt to offer up evidence.
The Chinese media have actively covered the standoff, and a vice minister of finance expressed concern about it on Monday, but the Chinese Internet has not lit up with the same energy as in past budget struggles in Washington.
But this time, even as the Chinese media has actively covered the standoff and a vice minister of finance expressed concern about it on Monday, the Chinese Internet has not lit up with the same energy, Mr. Bradsher writes.
But a ruling by a federal judge, Frederic Block, set the stage for a hearing to determine whether the school had actively covered up the abuse and whether those actions had prevented the plaintiffs from bringing the case sooner.
An investigation found that at least 300 priests had abused about 1,000 children and vulnerable adults over 70 years, and that their superiors had either stood by or in some cases actively covered up criminal acts.
If they believe she actively covered up her actions, that might be a factor in charging her criminally.
I also think I pissed off their PR person once a long time ago and I haven't actively covered them since 2010 or so.
The Steam community is more actively covered by gaming journalists because it fits with their idea of "core" even though most players are not there.
