The phrase "actively modified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is being changed or adjusted in a deliberate and ongoing manner.
Example: "The software is actively modified to improve its performance and user experience."
Alternatives: "continuously updated" or "dynamically altered".
In particular, the surface charge density, namely chemical potential, can be actively modified by chemical doping or external gate voltage, thus giving rise to dramatic changes in the optical properties [20].
Hepatic bile is actively modified by the epithelial cells that line the bile ducts and gallbladder.
This region that we found under methylation regulation overlaps with a region actively modified by histone codes in the newly available ENCODE data.
In addition, it will encourage a participative approach, fostering the vision of GenderMedDB as a product that can, and should, be actively modified and improved by its community of users.
Many ECM constituents actively modify the activity of growth factors and cytokines and some act as a reservoir from which growth factors can be rapidly released if required (Table 1).
This proposes that the Earth can be viewed as a single self-regulating organism that is, a complex entity whose living and inorganic elements are interdependent and whose life-forms actively modify the environment to maintain hospitable conditions.
It is possible that the attacker can passively snoop and steal or actively modify confidential information.
In this approach, mobile hosts actively modify their trajectories to transmit messages.
Moreover, cells can also actively modify their behaviours in relation to any change of their environment.
This force configuration is to demonstrate the feasibility of attenuating the plate response by actively modifying the beam response.
This vibration control system will use a velocity feedback filter to actively modify the current applied to the coil.
