The phrase "actively destroyed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deliberate and ongoing process of destruction or elimination of something.
Example: "The invasive species actively destroyed the native plants, leading to a significant decline in biodiversity."
Alternatives: "systematically eradicated" or "deliberately eliminated".
He actively destroyed the remaining state that we had.
It appears that injured RGC are targeted and actively destroyed through complement mediated processes.
Like many Aboriginal languages, in the early to mid-20th Century it was actively destroyed and subjected to the cruel and imperialistic policies of the Australian government at the time, who removed children from their mothers and sent them to boarding schools thousands of miles away.
And whether or not he will admit it, he has actively destroyed the lives of some gay Americans.
In other words, not only can the former president boast openly about violating international law, but our nation's chief prosecutor won't pursue other government officials who actively destroyed evidence of crime to cover up those abuses.
This observation is in obvious contrast with a statement of Kirkwood and Melov: "There is a little evidence that semelparous (capable of only single reproduction) organisms are actively destroyed once reproduction is complete" [ 1].
The somatic sisters of the P-cells actively destroy PIE-1 and other germplasm remnants, activate zygotic transcription, and engage in developmental paths guided by maternally provided transcription factors and cell-to-cell signaling [ 22, 23].
"The signal to actively destroy the lens begins way outside of the eye," Dr. Jeffery said.
Renewable energy systems are not only futile, they actively destroy habitat and birds.
One of the endless ironies of Turkey is how conservatives, unlike conservatives in other countries, have been less interested in "preserving the past" than in actively destroying it.
The businesses the Guardian spoke to accused the government of "actively destroying UK renewables" and "stopping an industry in its tracks".
