The phrase "actively measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of continuously or deliberately assessing or quantifying something, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "To improve our marketing strategy, we need to actively measure customer engagement metrics on a weekly basis."
Alternatives: "continuously assess" or "deliberately evaluate".
The respective Ministries of Health have created conceptually-sound performance indicator frameworks to actively measure, manage and operationalize the performance of their health systems, thereby linking performance measurement to ongoing policy and accountability processes.
It is vital for anyone working in our field to actively measure how many regular and meaningful personal interactions there are between those we support and their family, friends, neighbours and other people in their community.
Many government agencies are experimenting with the use of social media, however very few actively measure the impact of their digital interactions.
That circadian period responded in such a quantitative fashion to available Fe supply strengthens the notion that plants actively measure cellular Fe, in support of earlier observations of the graded responses to Fe deficiency experienced by Chlamydomonas (Moseley et al, 2002).
Companies must make a commitment to women's advancement by holding managers accountable for promoting women and actively measuring their progress, Ms. Lang says, adding that "there's a big difference between awareness and action".
To answer your question, Nielsen has been actively measuring the impact of advertising efforts on Facebook, and what we've found is that when people see ads with their friends' names in them, there's a 60% uptake in brand advertising value.
She proves the black-and-white success of all her coaching engagements by actively measuring and reporting value and coaching ROI (C-ROI).
The Sibyl System is actively measuring the populace's mental states, personalities, and the probability that individuals will commit crimes, using a "cymatic scan" of the brain.
In response to this lack of clarity, the report offers and explains a concise definition: "Impact Investing is an investment approach that intentionally seeks to create both financial return and positive social or environmental impact that is actively measured".
However, while commonly reported as a potential issue, few studies (6/36) actively measured and reported adherence or fidelity data.
Since the laser was operating at 10 kHz, by counting in this interval the system was actively measuring 88% of the time.
