The phrase "actively executed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or tasks that are being carried out with intention and engagement.
Example: "The project was actively executed by the team to ensure timely completion and high quality."
Alternatives: "diligently carried out" or "proactively implemented".
In addition, transcripts associated with antigen processing, TGF-β signaling, TNF signaling, and MHC1 antigen presentation, were also unchanged (Additional file 1: Figure S2), suggesting that prior to activation, these cells are actively executing significant immune functions.
Only nine countries in the world actively execute people, including Iran, Sudan and North Korea, according to an Amnesty International report.
Research shows that companies that actively plan and execute these strategies have a lower voluntary turnover rate after structural downsizing.
When AEPs are recorded while the subject is actively attending and executing the training task it provides an opportunity to characterize neural processes that are active during learning.
M.M.A. actively participated in executing experiment.
As many as half of the dissidents were later executed, some for actively plotting to kill Hitler, others for thinking the unthinkable: they had marshaled logical, moral and religious arguments to question the legitimacy of the Third Reich.
The defender actively avoids or blocks an incoming attack executed by the training partner.
All of these ethical behaviors, Aristotle argues, are best executed as a kind of "habit" that we must actively practice, and he roots these ethical habits in the concepts of deliberation and choice.
She was actively involved in sourcing, executing, and managing IVP's investments in Compass, Cyence (acquired by Guidewire Software), Glossier, Looker, Lulus, MuleSoft (acquired by Salesforce), Qubole, and TransferWise.
