The phrase "actively modelled on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intentionally designed or influenced by another model or example.
Example: "The new educational program is actively modelled on successful initiatives from other countries."
Alternatives: "intentionally based on" or "deliberately inspired by".
Those involved in the increasingly well-funded gun control groups are actively modelling themselves on Madd in a bid to match the passion of the NRA's loyal core.
By focusing on and addressing the issue of educational integrity, Dental Schools can actively model ethical behavior and positively impact the development of students' professionalism.
Dori Hartley: Are you still actively modeling?
In most workplaces, it's not actively modeled or supported, much less rewarded.
We tested a pre-notification letter that gave women the option of actively opting out of the survey, modeled on a similar approach in a Swedish study that yielded a higher response rate [ 28].
Behaviors modeled on mentors.
An important implication of GE correlation is its shift from a passive model of the environment imposed on individuals to an active model in which individuals actively create their own experiences in part on the basis of their genetic propensities.
In fact, Heartland actively promotes the ALEC model on its website.
DO WE DREAM UNDER THE SAME SKY forms an extension of the land, an artistic community located near Chiang Mai in Thailand, founded by Tiravanija and artist Kamin Lertchaiprasert, that "engages with the idea of an artistic utopia" built on and actively exploring models of ecological sustainability.
Differing from previous equivalent single-layer models, the transverse shear stresses can be accurately calculated from the proposed model, and actively impact on displacements and in-plane stresses of multilayered composite beams.
