The phrase "actively motivating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is engaging and encouraging others to take action or feel inspired.
Example: "The coach has a unique way of actively motivating his players, ensuring they give their best during every game."
Alternatives: "enthusiastically inspiring" or "dynamically encouraging".
"He's actively teaching, actively motivating, and actively … what's the proper word for lighting a fire under butts?
Referral practices: "Referring to TSGs" was defined as "actively motivating patients to participate in TSGs".
Equally, some people don't like to be in a position of leadership responsibility but can still influence subtly by way of demonstrating through doing what they're best at, thereby inspiring without actively motivating.
As Mr Brown's poll ratings wane, self-interest (ie, keeping their seats) actively motivates some MPs to distance themselves from him.Meanwhile Labour's majority has declined from the landslide proportions of its first two terms to the merely healthy.
A client who determines you're in it for the long haul, and that you're actively motivated to help him or her succeed, soon begins to see you as more than just a vendor or supplier.
Studies have shown that people in productive relationships are more engaged and actively motivated in contributing to the well-being of their communities.
We are very proud of the Stanford Resident Safety Council and are actively seeking out motivated, inspired individuals to help enhance a culture of patient safety through quality improvement in a very meaningful way.
And, the best way to change hearts and minds toward equality for all is to actively engage and motivate our community to participate and to ensure that GLBT issues are discussed in a positive, constructive way.
Also, when implementing interventions that are not immediately rewarding for staff, it is important that management or a change team actively support and motivate the staff.
* Primary/secondary school (9 13 years) ** At least a bachelor degree (e.g. nurse, social worker; mean education in college = 4.2 years) *** Graduate degree (e.g. physician, psychologist; mean education in university = 6.6 years) Nearly 4 out of 10 (38.4%) participants had actively sought to motivate at least one of their patients to participate in TSG meetings the past week (Table 2).
It will also help to determine if motivating users to actively engage in online discussion is necessary, and if so, what level of engagement is optimal to produce the most benefit.
