The phrase "actively overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of deliberately and energetically addressing and resolving challenges or obstacles.
Example: "In order to succeed, we must actively overcome the barriers that stand in our way."
Alternatives: "proactively tackle" or "intentionally address".
Taken together with our findings, SWI/SNF nucleosome remodeling appears to be powerful machinery capable of actively overcoming and removing a variety of obstacles in its vicinity.
Two physician champions, one located at a high implementation facility and one at a low implementation facility, did actively help overcome barriers and provided moral support for their facility's MOVE! coordinator.
It has been shown in mouse ES cells that c-Myc stimulates P-TEFb activity to overcome pausing at many actively expressed genes, including genes driving cell proliferation 68.
"The Iraqi government will actively help Turkey overcome this menace," Mr. Zebari said after meeting with the Turkish foreign minister, Ali Babacan.
Services from intermediaries, predominantly based on informal relationships, can be actively employed to overcome weaknesses in TH interactions (Todeva 2013).
I am someone who's actively trying to overcome my addiction.
I survived and actively work to overcome and thrive each day.
(1993) that they object to statements that misconceptions should be actively confronted, challenged, overcome, corrected, and/or replaced (Table 2).
Advanced imaging techniques, including perfusion and diffusion MRI as well as positron emission tomography (PET) are being actively investigated to overcome some of the limitations of conventional MRI modalities [ 3].
Research [ 27] has demonstrated a mean delay of over four years before clozapine is commenced, and whilst there are many reasons why this might occur, our results reinforce the need to actively target and overcome obstacles to clozapine treatment in medication refractory populations.
