The phrase "actively debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of engaging in a discussion or argument about a particular topic in a vigorous or dynamic manner.
Example: "In the meeting, we will actively debate the merits of the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "engage in debate" or "discuss vigorously".
Mr. Weiner has let down all of his constituents and no longer carries the reputation needed to actively debate on a national stage.
I get your concerns over the blurring of the lines by writers who report as well as opine, but The Times needs its writers to actively debate these issues in the paper's pages and, yes, provide a point of view clearly identified as such.
There are also usually threads that develop on Reddit, Bitcointalk, Slack, Telegram and elsewhere, where people actively debate the merits of the product.
The 'arena' metaphor focuses on the capacity of memorials and monuments to serve as sites for social groups to actively debate the meaning of history and compete for control over the commemorative process as part of larger struggles over identity.
Restoring the traditional filibuster has broad public support -- a HuffPost/YouGov poll found that by a 65-9 mAmericansericans favor senators having to actively debate to oppose legislation.
Whether the activation of Bax and Bak occurs only indirectly is, however, actively debated.
The clinical relevance of iron excess in these disorders, in terms of fibrosis development and cancer risk, is actively debated, but increasing data indicate that iron may sustain disease activity and/or contribute to its progression.
Disruption of tumor suppressor genes (by insertional mutagenesis) and inappropriate activation of positive effectors (by epigenetic dysregulation) are obvious mechanisms that could promote tumorigenesis, however, the extent to which activation of retrotransposition contributes to the total human cancer burden is currently actively debated [ 49].
Plot points were still being actively debated.
It was actively debated in the House of Commons and, of course, the consensus was no.
And many Colorado communities have been actively debating medical marijuana — and saying no to it.
