The phrase "actively inform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of providing information in a proactive manner, often in contexts like communication or education.
Example: "The teacher aimed to actively inform her students about the upcoming changes in the curriculum."
Alternatives: "proactively notify" or "engage in informing".
Instead, the default assumption is that primates and other animals do not vocalise to actively inform each other, but information is transmitted as a by-product of signallers responding to evolutionarily important events.
The police did not actively inform Chapman that her son had died.
Other studies have shown that when workplaces actively inform men of sexual harassment policies, it can also have unintended negative effects.
That is, I am interested in ways of seeing windows, walls, and gates that look through them to see how they actively inform society.
If you do opt for a provider outside of the EEA, you may be required to update your privacy policy, and possibly to even actively inform those people whose data you are transferring outside the EEA.
Heritage science should not only observe the manufacturing revolution, it needs to actively inform the developments so as to prevent conservation nightmares in the future.
Relying on the test results in a surveying practicum, this study indicated that the safety practicum information system actively informed faculty advisors of accidental falls and clearly detailed on-site status (i.e., accident sites and falling students).
It is plausible that because of the longer time course of the disease in the "Motor Neuron Disease" example, respondents were more supportive of actively informing because the information would be of greater utility to the patient, and hence more desired, in terms of planning time, organizing affairs, and living as well as possible.
Opt-out was described as the model in which the patient is not actively informed and not actively asked for consent; information about research with tissue is available in the general leaflet of the hospital and the patient can opt-out if (s)he so chooses.
But judging from the more than 200 articles that CatComm has actively informed, the organisation has been successful at getting favela perspectives and voices in the media.
However, in a statement Google said it not changed the way it has decided which videos are appropriate, but has instead begun more actively informing video uploaders when they are removed from the programme.
