The phrase "actively guided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is being directed or influenced in a proactive manner.
Example: "The team was actively guided by their mentor throughout the project, ensuring they stayed on track."
Alternatives: "proactively directed" or "intentionally led".
Dr. Rodchenkov said the sports ministry actively guided the doping effort.
The experiment was actively guided by lecturers in a way to encourage meaningful lab experience.
Thus, for effective localization, the robot has to be actively guided to those locations where there is a maximum chance of eliminating most of the ambiguous states — which is often referred to as 'active localization'.
It's not that it actively guided me into being reticent about romantic attachment; truthfully, I don't particularly want to go through life alone when so much of the world seems designed for pairs.
This is the argument Juliet Johnson makes in her brilliant book on the role that central bankers played in the transformation of the post-communist world". "Investigates how the transnational central banking community actively guided the transformation of postcommunist central banks through transplantation and its stages of choice, transformation, and internalization.
I discovered that would-be jihadis, whatever their national origin, do not chance upon the route for themselves, but are actively guided along it by radical preachers such as Makaburi.
These results placed in the context of the literature demonstrate that upon its incorporation into prothrombinase factor Va, rather than providing an exosite for prothrombin necessary for exclusive cleavage at Arg, is required to actively guide factor Xa though the activation process.
"Guided docking'" incorporates some degree of chemical information to actively guide the orientation of the ligand into the binding site (Fradera and Mestres 2004).
Mentors are people that actively guide you and assist you throughout your life.
By contrast, a Saab had taut steering, requiring drivers to actively guide the car as it powered through ice and snow.
Second, knowing that today's complex deals are often just as difficult to buy as they are to sell, Challengers actively guide customers through the purchase process.
