The phrase "actively decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the intentionality and deliberation behind a decision-making process.
Example: "After much consideration, I actively decided to pursue a new career path that aligns with my passions."
Alternatives: "consciously chose" or "deliberately opted".
However, the UN Climate Panel actively decided in 1998 to *not* do cost-benefit of climate".
The Biologist has actively decided to continue publishing these pieces by Sigman, without warning.
Former psychology student Howard and her friends have clearly sat down and actively decided to take these particular ghosts for one last waltz.
We want to make sure that packaged accounts are only being sold to customers who have actively decided it is the right product for them".
By not trying any of these options, the G.O.P. will have actively decided that it would rather bet on winning with Moore.
She has also decried the government for not just ignoring warnings of rising child poverty but for having "actively decided to let child poverty rise".
These conversations are always so, like…" She pauses and I see her actively decide to say what she really feels.
Also unlike WhatsApp, secret conversations are opt-in, requiring users to actively decide to take a conversation secret.
New material released under the Freedom of Information Act (FoI) reveals that the government knows this, but is actively deciding to do nothing.
Selling off our rail infrastructure shouldn't even be on the table but the government is actively deciding whether to press ahead," said Greenwood.
But the poor must actively decide to "do" them.Another insight from this particular study, and one that I rather liked, is that while people's beliefs matter, not all of them are necessarily very strongly held.
