The phrase "actively exploited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is being taken advantage of or utilized in a proactive manner, often in a negative context.
Example: "The vulnerabilities in the software were actively exploited by hackers, leading to significant data breaches."
Alternatives: "proactively utilized" or "intentionally taken advantage of".
They are actively exploited in film, video, photography and computer art.
This technology can also be actively exploited as an imaging agent due to adaptation of a self-illuminating nanocomplex.
The moves come following a series of vulnerabilities in Flash being actively exploited, including those exposed by the Hacking Team compromise.
Postal research centres set up during the 1950s have actively exploited new technology in the design and manufacture of specialized equipment for the postal service.
Farming, logging, and building have transformed between a third and a half of the world's land surface, and even these figures probably understate the effect, since land not being actively exploited may still be fragmented.
And that, of course, still leaves the vast majority of humanity what I'll refer to as the Base of the Pyramid, or the BoP poorly served, underserved, or even actively exploited.
His second oldest sister, Aynabat Berdimuhamedova, actively exploits the influence of her brother.10.
Could it be that the owners of Twitter are actively exploiting it to kill off their current users?
Mitigating the negative effects of climate change-fire interactions would require actively exploiting favorable seasonal and inter-annual climate windows.
Despite appearing to do little to increase the diversity of its employees, Twitter is actively exploiting its large number of minority users to secure more advertising dollars.
The second of the two main functions of libraries is directed at actively exploiting the collection to satisfy the information needs of library users.
