"actively fostered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate something that has been encouraged and developed, usually with positive results. For example, "The company has actively fostered a culture of creativity and innovation."
Duke Jacob (1642 82) actively fostered trade and industry and created a navy.
Rocketing house prices and a blossoming cycling culture - one being actively fostered by the council - are just the most conspicuous indicators.
He also continues to accuse the United States of having actively fostered the 2014 uprising against Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych, who was Putin's corrupt ally in Kiev.
He was among the vanguard of fellows who spoke in favour of the college's going mixed, and he always actively fostered the achievements of women students.
Instead, in a series of meetings with trustees, in public statements and in information given to the ratings agencies, the Bents "actively fostered the impression that the situation was under control," according to the complaint.
But she concludes that his execution gave credibility to the image, actively fostered by today's far right in France, of a patriotic innocent done in by the forces of hypocrisy.
But only Armenia actively fosters close military relations with Russia.Each Caspian country's relationship with Russia depends on its particular circumstances and its leader's style.
Meanwhile, Count Ramon Berenguer I of Barcelona (1035 76) was actively fostering Catalan interests and relationships among the lords of Languedoc in southern France.
Fortunately, there are many ways team leaders can actively foster a shared identity and shared understanding and break down the barriers to cooperation and information exchange.
In this capacity, Gotian will focus on enhancing educational initiatives and studies for the department's residents, fellows and faculty, as well as actively fostering faculty development.
In this capacity, Dr. Gotian will focus on enhancing educational initiatives and studies for the department's residents, fellows and faculty, as well as actively fostering faculty development.
