The phrase "actively involved in doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged or participating in a particular activity or task.
Example: "She is actively involved in doing community service every weekend to help those in need."
Alternatives: "engaged in" or "participating in".
At home, she was an avid reader and was actively involved in doing good for others.
"Experiential intimacy is when a couple is actively involved in doing something they enjoy doing together -- whether it's dancing, hiking, cooking, painting or gardening," says Dr. Ava Cadell, a world-renowned love guru, author and president of The American College of Sexologists International.
A He's still actively involved in everything we do.
"In this context that means bringing the countryside alive by showing presenters actively involved in everything they did," said Hunt. "We were looking for a female presenter who could deliver this sort of immersive journalism".
We observed that in Kinshasa, DRC, the vast majority of HCWs actively involved in TB care did not possess sufficient knowledge or skills to integrate HIV services in TB clinics, confirming the need for specific training materials.
Deex also warned those thinking of being actively involved in the pranks that "in doing so they may commit offences under the Public Order Act 1986".
Grey was actively involved in her set on this day.
If you're actively involved in reading the paper or doing something, and your partner wants to show you something of interest to him or her, whether you respond dismissively or you briefly stop what you're doing and engage with your partner is very diagnostic of positivity in the relationship.
Q. Are you actively involved in brokering deals? A. I do everything.
If Bosnian Muslims bear some blame for failing to protect Srebrenica, then the responsibility lies as heavily on people like himself, who were actively involved in its defence, as it does on the Sarajevo authorities.
Then one often discovers women actively involved in science: making calculations, cataloguing species, doing laboratory measurements, or digging out dinosaur bones from exposed rock faces in Wyoming.
