The phrase "actively deploying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of putting something into action or use, particularly in a technical or operational context.
Example: "The team is actively deploying the new software update across all systems to enhance performance."
Alternatives: "currently implementing" or "in the process of launching".
In a school context, positive behavioral engagement means actively participating in academic activities according to classroom norms; positive emotional engagement means exhibiting interest and happiness during academic activities; positive cognitive engagement means actively deploying strategies to understand content, solve problems, or otherwise use information (Fredricks et al., 2004).
With the government's blessing, the private sector has been actively deploying responsive technology in Adelaide.
Survivors were actively deploying tactics to counter this violence switching phones, using aliases, limiting time online.
The aforementioned HIMSS survey found that only 56.3% acute and 35.5% nonacute were actively deploying significant mobile device management protocols.
In the era of Big Data, companies worldwide are actively deploying web services in both intranet and internet environments.
From undermining our liberal institutions, such as media freedom, to meddling in free elections, Beijing is actively deploying its sharp power against Hong Kong.
Actively deployed with several Fortune 1000 clients, including Unilever.
This flexible architecture is able to actively deploy different handover services.
"Even though the cold war ended more than 20 years ago, thousands of warheads are still actively deployed by the nuclear-armed states," he said.
By the end of this year, the inquiry will have been sitting for longer than British combat forces were actively deployed in Iraq.
Do Americans really not know that "the risks of deadly conflict would be reduced, if nuclear weapons were not actively deployed"?
