The phrase "actively dealt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is engaged in addressing or managing a situation or issue in a proactive manner.
Example: "The team actively dealt with the challenges posed by the new regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "proactively addressed" or "engaged with".
Me not being in the playground was a better option for the school than actively dealing with it.
The decision to ratify the Paris deal was in line with "China's policy of actively dealing with climate change," the approved National People's Congress proposal argued, according to a Xinhua report issued on Saturday.
Given the potential dangers, it makes good business sense that Mitsubishi, which is investing heavily in the manufacturing of fullerenes, has been actively dealing with the issue, working closely with Japanese authorities (see "Mitsubishi: Out Front in Nanotech").
Entrepreneurship in vocational education requires educators to share their knowledge and actively deal with changes in the local market.
Airbus is aware of this growing risk, according to Bebesel, and "actively dealing with this aspect of safety on all levels". Ultimately, Airbus believes that its Flying Taxis will revolutionize urban travel for millions of people.
"Without significant improvements to the proposed text, users would have to actively change the settings of every single device and app they use, and more actively deal with constant requests for permission for the use of harmless cookies when visiting websites and using other digital services," the IAB claims.
Individuals who had no qualms (anonymously) blasting someone actively dealing with cancer.
Despite growth, cities such as Costa Mesa, currently celebrating 60 years of incorporation, are actively dealing with anticipated growing pains.
The advice was wise and helpful, (though I'm loath to believe in a deity that actively deals out tragedies), because it gave me a way to abolish "If only I had" from my inner dialogue.
