The phrase "actively object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing strong disagreement or opposition to something, often in a formal or legal setting.
Example: "During the meeting, she chose to actively object to the proposed changes in policy."
Alternatives: "strongly oppose" or "openly contest".
That music was not loathed by everyone — most people didn't actively object — but the largest single group was hostile.
German voters do not actively object to men who like women, though, for some, marriage puts its own gloss on them; the attractive 38-year-old attached to Mr Schröder is, after all, his wife (albeit his fourth).
The idea is that if the Democrats agree to a candidate to whom Mr. Berlusconi does not actively object — somebody like Giuliano Amato, another former prime minister — it might be possible to form some sort of government that is not quite a grand coalition.
I knew my time at the Corps was limited because I actively objected and made myself very known.
Stage One: Resisting/Reacting Characterized by doubt and discomfort as you are actively objecting and negatively comparing your new situation to your old.
Nearly 200 of the respondents said they had been in situations where they or their colleagues actively objected to or resigned from projects "because of pressure to change scientific findings".
In addition, non-participating GPs in the participating GP's practice directly or indirectly raised barriers either by actively objecting to their colleague's participation, or because the shared patient record system rendered it impossible to identify patients of the participating GP.
By establishing a link between active object recognition and change detection, we were further able to use our framework for the follow-up task of actively detecting object change.
To report the case of a 65-year-old male patient from western Hungary who presented with rapidly progressive peripheral visual field (VF) loss and the sensation of an actively moving object in his central VF.
A similar finding was also reported by Murray [30], who found orientation-invariant negative priming from actively ignored objects that were semantically related to the target.
This sensor differs from other spectroscopy spectrometers such as an infrared emission spectrometry by its use of laser beam to actively excite objects of study.
