The phrase "actively grow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of development or improvement in a proactive manner, often in contexts related to personal growth, business, or skills enhancement.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive market, we must actively grow our customer base through targeted marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "proactively develop" or "intentionally expand".
This might explain why the fungus is not found at high levels in blood during invasive aspergillosis but instead it can only actively grow by colonizing tissue to get all the nutrients necessary for active growth.
Balance of both determines whether cracks will be dormant or actively grow.
"It seems like this might not be the best time to actively grow our sales," Ms. Mayock said.
Code Club is a nationwide initiative aimed at teaching every child in the UK to code – it's an excellent example of how we can actively grow the future tech talent pool.
The supercooling of river water, while amounting to only a few hundredths of a degree Celsius or even less, provides the context for the particles to stick to one another, since under such conditions ice particles are inherently unstable and actively grow into the supercooled water.
Studies have shown that these seedlings can use airborne volatile organic compounds to locate their host plants, almost like a plant-y sense of smell! seedlings can even detect which of their neighboring plants are more suitable hosts and will actively grow towards them.
So, we investigated these parameters of actively growing (exponential phase) and non-growing (stationary phase) bacteria (Table 3).
These LRP constructs exhibited detectable luciferase activity in dormant as well as in actively growing M. tuberculosis.
Actively growing HeLa cells maintain a dormant p53 pathway and elevated telomerase activities [ 49].
Green circles and squares are fields with actively growing crops.
Active ice wedges are those that are actively growing.
