The phrase "actively design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of engaging in design work or making design decisions in a proactive manner.
Example: "In our project, we need to actively design solutions that meet the needs of our users."
Alternatives: "engage in design" or "proactively design".
Some actively design and manufacture devices or products; others study the design process including team design and team learning, a traditional strength in our design curriculum.
Combining Steelcase's ability to segregate and accumulate waste with Unifi's unique textile recycling technology, Victor's manufacturing capabilities and Designtex's ability to actively design fabrics for future recyclability, has resulted in a sustainable solution to textile waste that will help reduce environmental impacts within the industry.
Our work can be used to actively design and transfer NPs in applications such as drug delivery as well as to understand the shape effect on toxic mechanism of ellipsoidal NPs.
We suggest that one way to counter this would be to actively design future tobacco control policies so that tobacco companies face mechanisms and incentives to develop in such a way that they no longer achieve the greatest shareholder value by focusing on cigarettes.
By understanding the bias themselves and the source of the problems, we can actively design systems to avoid them.
They actively design value networks and understand the form and function of inventory and the importance of buffers to balance demand and supply variability.
In fact, most seem actively designed to make you feel ill.
You would like to see more randomized evaluations that are actively designed by researchers themselves.
Consequently, the pore structure is actively designed to control self-desiccation.
Massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs), in which thousands of players participate in a virtual game world in real time, are in fact actively designed for sociability.
The company makes more than 200 variations of handguns, and signed a letter of cooperation with N.J.I.T. -- as has Smith & Wesson -- although it is not actively designing a smart gun for its sales line.
