The phrase "actively motile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or biological contexts to describe organisms or cells that are capable of movement and are currently moving.
Example: "The actively motile bacteria were observed swimming through the liquid medium under the microscope."
Alternatives: "actively moving" or "in motion".
They are actively motile and phagocytic.
Monocytes are actively motile and phagocytic.
By contrast, animals are without photosynthetic pigments (colourless), actively motile, nutritionally phagotrophic (and therefore required to capture or absorb important nutrients), and without walls around their cells.
A number of actively motile spermatozoa are deposited in the vagina, pass through the uterus, and invade the uterine (fallopian) tube, where they surround the ovum.
To overcome these barriers, bacterial carriers that are actively motile and programmed to migrate and localize to tumor zones were designed.
Actively motile cultures of the B. pilosicoli strains in mid-log phase were used in the assays.
The latter antennal mechanics was shown to be actively modulated by motile responses of JONs, which match the antenna's resonance to the courtship song frequencies by actively augmenting the antennal vibrations in frequency-dependent and intensity-dependent ways [ 18 21].
The motile sporozoites actively migrate in the skin, enter the peripheral blood circulation, and then rapidly reach the liver.
It could have been speculated that periodontitis-associated motile bacteria actively leave biofilm and will thus be associated with GCF sample.
The role of the cilia in PKD pathogenesis differs in fish and mammals: the cilia in fish are motile and actively induce urine flow, whereas in mammals, the cilia merely serve as passive sensors of urine flow.
Upon uptake of infected cell debris, a subset of motile neutrophils actively kills the phagocytosed mycobacteria by means of oxidative mechanisms (Yang et al., 2012).
