The phrase "actively embraces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that enthusiastically accepts or supports an idea, practice, or change.
Example: "The organization actively embraces new technologies to improve efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "wholeheartedly accepts" or "enthusiastically adopts".
It's a far from perfect play, but one that actively embraces the compassion within Caravaggio's masterpiece.
Our open philosophy actively embraces the participation of readers in our journalism, whether commenting, sharing, adapting, uploading and more.
Mayweather is a serial batterer of women who actively embraces the role of race-baiting pantomime villain in the self-interest of souring the crowd to sweeten the gate, while Serena has done nothing even remotely criminal or even deliberately offensive.
WHP's slogan has always been "Add Women, Change Everything" and, similarly, DSP, in contrast to many women's organizations, actively embraces the men who will, inevitably, be part of the change.
The organisation, he argued, was actively embracing the whole of modern culture.
Ewan McGregor is on record as actively embracing his British identity, Gerard Butler as actively embracing everything else, and LA Scot Craig Ferguson (currently contending with David Letterman as the king of late-night) plays up his Caledonian roots for absurdist laughs.
That has caused resentment among advocates of natural gas, who believe the government should more actively embrace their cleaner technology.
The civil service is actively embracing social media and the Government Communication Network has a helpful "how to" guide.
Hans was a man of great integrity and strength of character, who actively embraced every aspect of life.
"By accepting and actively embracing these individuals as a part of the recruiting process, the university put itself in a difficult position".
Later when a video surfaced confirming he had grabbed her arm, Trump didn't just shrug it off, he actively embraced him.
