The phrase "actively lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is taking a proactive role in guiding or directing a group or project.
Example: "In her new role, she will actively lead the team in developing innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "take charge" or "proactively guide".
Actively lead operationalization.
And I and my country will actively lead toward that goal.
More responsible media organisations might want to use this survey to consider how they could actively lead their audience on tackling the causes of climate change rather than squabbling about the latest climate controversy.
Although there are countries, such as Greece or Spain, that have exhausted their fiscal leeway, and are hence compelled to make strong adjustments by slashing budgets, others, like Germany, which have not exhausted their means, must actively lead the way.
Once that occurs, and "with intensive effort by all," Mr. Bush said, an agreement to create such a state, with an elected leadership, a rule of law, and an open economy "could be reached within three years from now, and I and my country will actively lead toward that goal".
A more honest assessment of what our society looks like, as painful as those conversations might be, will lead us to see the world for what it is and may actually actively lead us to have the kinds of policy discussions that will ultimately solve these problems.
To overcome the resistance of partners, the CEO actively led the Women's Initiative.
New details are emerging from the hijacking of a commercial jet last week in Congo to suggest that the country's eastern neighbor, Rwanda, has strongly backed and perhaps actively led efforts to bring down the Government of President Laurent Kabila.
Over the past decade, Hausmann has actively led the lab in developing key concepts such as growth diagnostics, economic complexity, and the product space tools that are broadly used in development practice.
Instead, it seemed that forgoing [Z] is a trend not caused by incompetency of Min users, but rather, it is a movement for ease of articulation actively led by high-level talkers.
The temptation to play actively led Polgar to a faulty decision: 20...d4? (A tactical challenge that plays into Hou's hand. Polgar should have waited, but it is not her style).
