The phrase "actively opened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of someone or something that has intentionally and purposefully opened something, such as a document, application, or physical object.
Example: "After receiving the email, she actively opened the attachment to review the details."
Alternatives: "intentionally opened" or "deliberately opened".
To actively open up permission to create change, we need to support the consolidation of change into new narratives for society.
"Japan is determined to more actively open up to the world," Mr. Kan told world leaders gathered at the G-20 meeting in Seoul, South Korea, on Thursday.
If we take into consideration the European context, only in the recent years several proposals for training researchers to adopt more actively Open Access have increased.
He also reported having had an episode of epistaxis, and after blowing his nose, he was unable to actively open his right eye.
In the cases of Spotify and Pandora, which are older services, there is a pretty wide gulf between registered (and paying) users and people who actively open an app on their phones.
In-app purchases that unlock more data pipelines to Apple's Health app could become more common than methods of making money that require users to actively open these apps.
While there is still an ongoing debate about whether or not CrossFit is safe there are still people actively opening cross fit gyms.
No matter how misinformed you've been, the decision to renounce those hateful views and actively open yourself up to a new way of thinking is admirable, especially when your old life keeps popping up in your inbox every time you sign into Facebook. .
This suggests that one can actively open up the microcirculatory network and keep it open by volume and vasodilator therapy.
The most important muscle seems to be the tensor veli palatine muscle, which actively opens and closes the Eustachian tube [ 28].
