The phrase "actively examine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of thoroughly investigating or analyzing something in a proactive manner.
Example: "In order to improve our services, we must actively examine customer feedback and make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "thoroughly investigate" or "proactively analyze".
Basically, as a user selects certain cloud service/CSI/PSSA and SRParameter(s), BASR can actively examine all available operations for unsatisfied operation conditions and parameters.
Alumnus Lis Roche, a.k.a., Lis the Clown, says it's a sacred arena in which mayhem is actually allowed and people have the opportunity to actively examine and utilise their flaws.
Alumnus Lis Roche, a.k.a., Lis the Clown, says it's a sacred arena in which mayhem is actually allowed and people have the opportunity to actively examine and utilize their flaws.
These are promising developments but more importantly, initiatives like these should encourage us to actively examine how mobile technology could help to modernize and democratize voting in the U.S. Mobile technology is ubiquitous today.
We need to actively examine whether outcomes accrue only for individuals or if the program has some benefits beyond to the school and broader community as we have hypothesised.
Recently, the mechanisms of bone resorption have been actively examined, and the discovery of the receptor activator of NF- κB ligand (RANKL) has allowed elucidation of the mechanism of osteoclast differentiation in bone (Anderson et al, 1997; Wong et al, 1997; Lacey et al, 1998; Yasuda et al, 1998).
Triplet nano-composite electrodes are actively examined experimentally, but there is a shortage of theoretical study.
In the run-up to the game the club's chief executive, David McNally, openly admitted they were actively examining the market for a potential successor.
Though France employs a tougher protocol in actively examining potential victims on return, Britain continues to hide behind the curtain of cultural sensitivity.
That was down to the chief executive, David McNally, openly admitting in an interview before the game that Norwich were actively examining the market for a potential successor.
For the military, a hacker taking over any part of the FCS is its worst nightmare - and a prospect the US has actively examined.
