The phrase "actively leading" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when someone is taking action to lead something, such as a business project, a team, or an organization. For example: John has been actively leading the project since the start, and has worked hard to ensure its success.
Most of the subsidies are "bad", meaning they lead to overcapacity and exploitation, and about $3bn of the subsidies are "ugly", actively leading to the depletion of fish populations.
These findings have implications for inhibitor design and are actively leading to an assortment of novel compounds targeting PHDs.
The only difference between the two sides, he said, is that Mr. Hekmatyar is actively leading one of them.
However, PD patients may not talk about their symptom of constipation actively, leading to this problem not to be reported in time12.
Milovich is actively leading efforts to help his company interact better with employees because he recognized it is a talent retention issue.
For example, PayPal's acquisition of Braintree didn't just help the company modernize its online payment portal; Bill Ready (who was formerly CEO of Braintree) is now actively leading change and positioning PayPal for the future as the company's COO.
Currently, DFAM is actively involved in activities leading to the adoption of IPSAS and implementation of the single application ERP system.
The process in which previously consolidated memories are recalled and then actively consolidated, leading to their preservation.
Curse has built out about half of the communities itself, and it also actively acquires leading websites related to gaming (sometimes these sites are run by one guy in his garage, other times they're more substantial).
For example, we have worked with a foundation to master its ambassador fundraising for its signature formal ball, an event where women compete to be the "Belle of the Ball". The Belles, as they're called, drive ticket sales, secure sponsorships and actively fundraise leading up to the event.
Low levels of magnesium could impair the capacity of the thyroid to import iodine actively thus leading to hypothyroidism.
