The phrase "actively focuses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is intentionally directing attention or effort towards a specific task or goal.
Example: "The team actively focuses on improving customer satisfaction through regular feedback and adjustments."
Alternatives: "concentrates intently" or "dedicates attention".
Slaughter, who was policy planning director at the time, says, "We were actively focused on a world in which the power to connect to others is essential".
Actively focused firms like Aberdeen and Standard Life are facing increased competition from behemoths like the Vanguard Group and BlackRock that specialize in index funds.
Maust, the geriatric psychiatrist, recommends that doctors actively focus on "the big picture" and carefully weigh whether the benefits of a drug outweigh its risks.
We found that drivers on the daily commute reported mind wandering on 63% of reports, and were actively focused on the driving task for between 15% and 20% of samples.
A1 NATIONAL A12-13, 16 Bomb Suspect Interviewed After Sept. 11 Attacks F.B.I. officials said they first interviewed the Ohio truck driver implicated in a plot to destroy the Brooklyn Bridge shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks, but did not actively focus on him until about a year ago.
Here, the signals are conveyed through a dorsal pathway in your cortex, part of the brain that does more computation, which lets you actively focus on what you're hearing and tune out sights and sounds that aren't as immediately important.
You must actively focus your attention on the good to be happier at work.
That's why retailers need to actively focus on getting out of the vicious circle of deep discounting.
About 80% of survey respondents indicated emotional intelligence as something they actively focus on as they develop their careers.
If you want to create a better experience for yourself at work, you have to actively focus your attention on the things that will support that experience.
