The phrase "actively dedicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a commitment or focused effort towards a particular task, cause, or goal.
Example: "To achieve our objectives, we must actively dedicate our resources and time to the project."
Alternatives: "commit fully" or "devote actively".
One reason for this, perhaps, is that the bar that defines morally praiseworthy behavior shifts with context: when growing numbers of people actively dedicate themselves to the pursuit of civic virtue, it becomes harder to earn moral approval by volunteering.
They describe virtuous conduct and man's obligation to God, nature and society, and ask as if there is a place for simple appreciation of nature without having to actively dedicate one's life to altruism.
We're all dying for the future to show up, so this space will be dedicated to actively work towards it".
These express a basic commitment to let whatever arises in our life awaken compassion, and to dedicate ourselves to actively bringing this compassion to all beings.
The association is committed to the fight against pediatric cancer, and like the association Eva pour la vie, actively participates to a parliamentary program dedicated to addressing cancer and childhood leukemia — which is chaired by Gironde deputy Martine Faure.
With his wife Edythe, Broad created and actively manages the $2.5 billion Broad Foundations dedicated to the advancement of entrepreneurship for the public good in education, science, and the arts.
As early as the Santa Anita Derby, dedicated fans soon to be called "Chromies"—actively supported California Chrome, who was called "the people's horse".
That's why Movember, an organization dedicated to men's health, is actively working to have an ongoing conversation about psychological wellbeing.
He was dedicated to the internationalization of mathematics and actively promoted international mathematical congresses.
What we have here is 57 acres that would be actively managed, within a larger area of 415 acres dedicated for this plan, all within a 1,023-acre 1,023-acre of Environmental Conservation Multiple Use Area.
In addition, ARS actively collaborates with international partners worldwide on research projects dedicated to support disease surveillance programs.
