The phrase "actively occupied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is currently engaged in an activity or task, indicating that they are busy or involved in something.
Example: "During the meeting, I was actively occupied with taking notes and contributing to the discussion."
Alternatives: "fully engaged" or "busy at work".
Key informants were identified through a snowball sampling method to reach the staff actively occupied with education facilities for Syrian refugees.
Although Dr. Kenneth Paul Tan, Assistant Dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, has noted that initial cynicism was inevitable as Speakers' Corner was a top-down initiative, he recognizes that civil society activists have since actively occupied and made use of Speakers' Corner to generate public interest in various social and political issues.
It is important to break away from tiring and disturbing thoughts that will keep your mind actively occupied when you try to fall asleep.
It is also possible that Romans simply influenced the area, rather than actively occupying the site.
A unifying aspect of much of this is an underlying premise that although men are structurally related to women in a superior position and inherently benefit from this what Raewyn Connell called the patriarchal dividend (Connell 1987), they do have a 'choice' about whether or not actively to occupy oppressive positions vis-à-vis women and other men or to resist these.
A few of the Robinsons actually tried to actively take revenge on the occupying forces.
The transcriptional start site of actively transcribed genes was occupied by RNA polymerase, surrounded by a layer of nucleosomes with tri-methylation at H3K4 and an outer core of nucleosomes with mono-methylation at H3K4.
It's assumed the elderly are vampirically envious of nubile flesh, so much so that in films such as Burnt Offerings, Skeleton Key and Hausu, ghostly crones actively seek to occupy or consume the bodies of youngsters in order to regenerate their own physical forms.
Interestingly, ASH1L, the mammalian homolog of fly Ash1, was shown to occupy actively transcribed chromatin (Gregory et al., 2007).
These findings established that enhancers actively engaged in transcription are occupied by the polymerase.
On the left is a typical 3 dpf control larva where we see LysC DsRed+ leukocytes actively patrolling through the territory occupied by transformed cells.
