The phrase "actively incite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is encouraging or provoking a particular action or behavior, often in a negative or harmful way.
Example: "The speaker's words seemed designed to actively incite unrest among the crowd."
Alternatives: "provocatively encourage" or "stir up".
It is also possible that the fungus is able to enter the tree through an alternate infection court, such as cracks in the bark at the branch collar or crotch (Hopkins et al. 2012), become established within the sound stem and then actively incite disease following pruning.
If pornographers were exhorting their readers to commit violence and rape, the case for prohibition would be much stronger, but they tend not to do this, just as films that depict murder do not actively incite the audience to mimic what they see on the screen.
It is creating social disharmony" further adding that they were "actively inciting further violence" against Christians in the state.
"Altright.com is in clear violation of GoDaddy's terms of service as it includes content actively inciting violence, particularly against racial and ethnic minorities," the complaint stated.
The majority of the recent attacks in Europe were carried out by Islamic State militant group sympathizers, and the organization has actively incited individuals to kill people with vehicles.
"It will incite economic activity".
"He's careful not to incite violence or say things that are actively discriminatory towards minorities," said Ginni Ishimatsu, a Hinduism expert at the University of Denver.
It isn't just that he is actively, concertedly and deliberately inciting civil conflict on as many fronts as possible.
"We are also actively exploring additional opportunities to lead similar workshops and continue to refine the innovation process to incite innovation in this field," Mixter said.
It could incite an altercation.
And phones incite fights?
