The phrase "actively employing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use of a method, strategy, or resource in a proactive manner.
Example: "The company is actively employing new technologies to improve efficiency in its operations."
Alternatives: "proactively using" or "diligently utilizing".
"This indicates they were actively employing it in ceremonial contexts," Dr. Lentz said.
No doubt the Republican Party took notice, and its current crop of presidential hopefuls is actively employing the Web and social media.
Soil properties such as available nitrogen (AN), soil pH, soil total nitrogen (STN), soil organic carbon (SOC), bulk density, macro pore volume, soil quality S-Index, plant available water capacity (PAWC) and unsaturated hydraulic conductivity (Km) were analyzed and compared among different positions within the traffic regime across two annual cropland sites actively employing CTF.
They indicated the potential of the template to 'shape' aspects of patient management (box 2(3)) especially in relation to diabetic nurse specialists, who were often positioned as actively employing more protocol-driven care (box 2(4)).
Further, the small-group environment is a platform for teaching about and actively employing important self-regulatory skills including goal setting, self-monitoring, social reinforcement, and social problem solving.
Some companies actively employ older people, for example Barclays Digital Eagless programme.
He was not retired, exactly, but he wasn't actively employed, either.
More than one-third of actively employed Swedes work in the service sector.
"We had 200 people actively employed assisting, another 150 on standby, helicopters involved, helicopters on standby, trucks distributing water.
After the coup d'etat of 1851 he was again actively employed and from 1860 to 1862 was ambassador in London.
Indeed, one could argue that shame and humiliation are not just by-products of poverty, but have been actively employed as a tactic by the Tory-led coalition.
