"actively ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been continuing for some time and is still in progress, such as an event or process. For example: "The conservation efforts of the organization are actively ongoing."
Measurements obtained when sirens were sounding (emergency or security vehicles) and when construction activities were actively ongoing were likely to exceed 80 dBA.
Detailed microscopic analysis showed that a large number of CD45-positive as well as MHCII-positive leukocytes were associated with the tumor vasculature, which may represent sites of actively ongoing leukocytes recruitment via the activated tumor vasculature.
Feasibility studies with larger-size reflectors are actively ongoing for future lunar laser ranging targets.
But today, MacHeist director John Casasanta is saying that Brichter has told him work is actively ongoing — just slowly.
Whereas McKenzie's example is actively ongoing, "ally" itself is merely an empty, dead-end label -- a stagnant, unmoving noun that doesn't specify what if any action is actually being taken.
Other studies to combine cytotoxic chemotherapy with PARP inhibition in EWS are actively ongoing.
Despite being afflicted with ALS, Bill Adams established and was central to the William H. Adams Foundation for ALS Research, which actively supports ongoing research in the effort to find a cure for ALS.
In response, a spokesperson for the UNHCR said it had been asked to support the UK government in implementing the Dubs amendment but indicated that the process would be slow: "UNHCR and NGO partners are actively involved in ongoing discussions with the Home Office to provide support on the operationalisation of the amendment, including in France, Italy and Greece.
A spokesperson for the UNHCR said it had been asked to support the UK government in implementing the Dubs amendment but indicated that the process would be slow: "UNHCR and NGO partners are actively involved in ongoing discussions with the Home Office to provide support on the operationalisation of the amendment, including in France, Italy and Greece.
The core idea is that consent should be an ongoing, actively managed process; not a one-off rights grab.
A spokesman for Airbus, which manufactured the helicopter, said: "Airbus Helicopters does not speculate on potential causes of any accident and continues to actively support the ongoing investigations of the AAIB".
