The phrase "actively dominate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity exerts control or influence over another in a vigorous or assertive manner.
Example: "In competitive markets, companies that actively dominate often set the trends that others follow."
Alternatives: "assertively control" or "forcefully lead".
Yet, sounds arriving directly from the actively-emitting source dominate spatial perception.
Actively managed mutual funds dominate our list with the exception of Vanguard Emerging Market Index Fund, which has $63 billion in assets and is up 14.7% year to date.
This means that the smallest particles contribute most to the number density before dust particles start to actively sublime, while the largest particles dominate the optical depth prior to active sublimation.
Because many job boards are aimed at passive job seekers -- those who are not sure they want to move and who are not actively looking -- the former effect is likely to dominate.
As most groups were male dominated due to the imbalance of gender in the school of science at this university, it may be that female students felt less confident in their ability to actively take part in group discussions, as male students may tend to dominate interactions.
The difference is that Carter actively took on Congress (dominated by Democrats at that point), without much ultimate success.
Of course, racially charged killings and a new president who seems to actively encourage brutality are dominating the lion's share of America's policing attention these days and deservedly so.
Actively growing cultures are dominated by new cells recently formed by budding that have not undergone division – these cells are smaller than those that have already divided.
Where the Gestalt psychologists, for the most part, ignored the concept of imagery, the Behaviorist movement, which came to dominate American (and, eventually, international) scientific psychology for almost half a century, actively repudiated it.
So the company has decided its best solution is to sell its crown jewel: the iShares exchange-traded fund group, which has come to dominate the booming ETF marketplace the way Vanguard dominates index funds and Fidelity dominates actively managed funds.
