The phrase "actively exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently and dynamically present or functioning in a particular context.
Example: "The concept of community actively exists in our daily interactions and relationships."
Alternatives: "currently exists" or "is actively present".
Redistribution actively already exists, and it's in the wrong direction for GDP growth.
The party doesn't just accord a low priority to deal with this problem – most actively deny it exists.
Increasingly, genetic researchers are questioning whether an obligation exists to actively search for important, although secondary, clinical findings.
Remarkably, a cluster of four E4BP4 sites in intron 4 of human APP exists in actively transcribing chromatin in a human neuroblastoma cell-line, SHSY5Y, expressing APP as shown using chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) experiments.
Indexed and actively managed funds exist for all of these markets and for many more.
For example, the observational cohort study group working with highly disenfranchised FSWs in Pumwani Majengo, Nairobi, amongst whom no natural community existed, actively responded to growing awareness of the importance of community engagement and potential channels to achieve this.
In an actively controlled system, time delay exists inevitably.
He argues that while diversity is a valuable resource, government should play a limited role in managing it, protecting diversity where it exists but not actively promoting it.
I recall a study conducted by the security firm Pinkerton in the 1980s which concluded that 30% of the population will not only steal if an opportunity exists, but will actively create an opportunity to do so.
Finally, since we are using this for a private educational purpose and have no intent to make a product, it is unlikely that we are in violation of patent law even if the patent exists and is actively being protected.
