The phrase "actively drawn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that is being engaged with or influenced in a dynamic manner.
Example: "The artist's style is actively drawn from various cultural influences, creating a unique blend in her work."
Alternatives: "vigorously inspired" or "dynamically influenced".
If fibrils are built already during the formation of the fibre as it is actively drawn by the spider or in later use is currently unknown.
Tissue damage leads to a robust and rapid inflammatory response whereby leukocytes are actively drawn toward the wound.
The resolution phase was considered a passive process as proinflammatory mediators disappeared; it is now understood to be actively drawn by the actions of resolvins.
Nurses represent a significant resource in this area, and their expertise could be more actively drawn on by doctors and other health professionals to assist with positive professional patient communication and negotiation.
If air is actively drawn through the wall, the living wall can be referred to as a biofilter.
Navalny actively draws the comparison, however.
On the contrary, actively draw attention to them; identify them in your conclusion as areas for further investigation.
The Community Service Society's report suggests that the booming economy not only absorbed workers, including those no longer eligible for welfare, it actively drew them into the workforce.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has been actively drawing up new designs for American forces worldwide, not just in South Korea, to take advantage of new technology to more rapidly assess threats and more quickly move troops to meet them.
A recently leaked strategy paper written by Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, defines Russia's overall aim as nothing less than "to actively draw Ukraine into an orbit of economic cooperation with Russia".
One is the crime of actively drawing on hidden resources to affect an election.
