The phrase "actively offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of providing something in a proactive manner, often in a context where engagement or initiative is emphasized.
Example: "We aim to actively offer support to our clients throughout the entire process."
Alternatives: "proactively provide" or "intentionally present".
Many states have a history of refusing to comply with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, which requires civil servants to actively offer a registration form to anyone applying for welfare, food stamps, or other public benefits; renewing their benefits; or changing their address.
In addition, we will elicit recommendations related to the PCNs' ability to identify patient populations to actively offer targeted health services.
In the United States, an internet based project offering chlamydia screening has reported increasing numbers of participants over time but does not actively offer regular screening, and numbers of test requests are low when related to population size.
This raises questions as to whether there is a perceived or real need to actively offer patients the opportunity to discuss retrieved information, as discrepancy of information from HPs compared with ICI may raise issues from patients.
In our project, individuals could have their laboratory form emailed to them or they could download it onto their computer but we did not actively offer individuals a solution to printing problems.
In developing and implementing new policy with regard to HbP-carrier screening, debate among GPs and midwives should be encouraged, articulating the voices of colleagues who already actively offer HbP-carrier screening.
Simultaneously, listening actively offers valuable benefits, like continuous and sincere micro-feedback.
The Centre Berlin for Futures Research actively offered itself up for advising politics.
Google already offered 24/7 support for paying business users with a G Suite account, but this is the first time it actively offers live support for consumers.
The main attraction of its new app, says COO Richard Osinga, is that Triposo is now a "self-starter" — in other words, a travel guide that actively offers suggestions as to where users should go next.
The team also just revealed a new and improved iOS app, which, in Osinga's words turn Triposo into a "self-starter" — a travel guide that actively offers suggestions as to where users should go next.
