The phrase "actively directing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is taking an active role in guiding or managing a process or group.
Example: "She is actively directing the project to ensure it stays on schedule and meets all objectives."
Alternatives: "proactively managing" or "leading with intent".
Actually, he was the prime minister, actively directing nearly all aspects of the Hawaiian government.
Life at the NSA I began to move from merely overseeing these systems to actively directing their use.
Separatists "will rise up" in other cities, declares one senior Donetsk rebel.Ukraine and its Western allies say that Russia is, once again, actively directing the offensive.
But where the women in the other works swoon in the face of pleasure, Mr. Machino's plucky schoolgirl is actively directing the placement of her companion's arms.
There is empirical evidence, he says, that from that base, Al Qaeda has been "again actively directing and initiating international terrorist operations on a grand scale".
Mr Blair had said then what was required was "that the ceasefires are indeed complete and unequivocal: an end to bombings, killings and beatings, claimed or unclaimed; an end to targeting and procurement of weapons; progressive abandonment and dismantling of paramilitary structures actively directing and promoting violence".
DC is grant-holder, conceived and directed the Australian study, and was actively involved in writing up the manuscript.
Police and politicians ignored or actively directed the massacres.
Individual elements of the microtubule array appear to actively direct the pattern of the cellulose fibers.
Mr. Bush, one of few governors who actively directed state agencies to finance religious programs, made expanding charitable choice a priority.
And even while sentencing Mr. Mubarak to life in prison, the judge said the prosecution had presented no evidence that he had actively directed the killing of protesters.
