The phrase "actively derail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions that intentionally disrupt or obstruct a process, plan, or conversation.
Example: "His comments seemed designed to actively derail the discussion about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "intentionally disrupt" or "deliberately obstruct".
But the near-certain election in a few weeks of a very substantial minority of MEPs actively working to derail, or at the very least disrupt, the parliament's work passing EU laws could come to be seen as something of a defining moment in the European project.
On September 27, Rachel Maddow jumped into the fray, lumping Gessler into a larger group of politicians she feels are actively attempting to derail Democrat-friendly means of voting.
They actively seek to derail health care reform of any kind, no matter the cost of inaction to the nation's long-term prosperity.
Priebus actively pushed back against efforts to derail Trump at the national convention.
These Democrats are actively shopping for a candidate who can derail Clinton before the party, as they see it, dooms itself to yet another near miss.
Much of the talk focused on the officials who represent parts of the city like the South Bronx, Downtown Brooklyn and central Queens, where Mr. Lipsky was actively involved in land-use debates, particularly in efforts to derail development projects.
At the same time that the U.S. president has been trying to derail formal efforts to curb CO2 emissions, he has been actively working to raise the cost of solar panels coming from China.
The only way to stop this high speed locomotive from derailing this country into the moral abyss is to actively do something as in participate in the process.
The final push to derail her came from an email leak last week, which revealed that DNC staffers actively tried to obstruct Sanders' primary campaign against eventual nominee Hillary Clinton.
Two hedge funds that have recently increased their holdings in the German exchange operator are trying to derail the bid.See articleThe French government launched a 50-year bond, the world's longest actively traded one.
