The phrase "actively part of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is engaged or involved in a particular activity or group.
Example: "She has been actively part of the community outreach program for several years, helping to organize events and raise awareness."
Alternatives: "actively involved in" or "an active member of".
The PCS has also to consider areas not actively part of plasma control that might affect or limit PCS operations (i.e. forces in the superconducting coils).
Since February, we and others with the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions have supported purchasing even "red-listed" seafood from fisheries that are actively part of Fisheries Improvement Projects that put them on a trajectory toward sustainability.
"So I think we are actively part of a war in Yemen, and I think almost no American knows that we're involved with it".
And all are still actively a part of the company and involved in its day-today activities and development.
A. General Motors is the biggest single holding in the actively managed part of the fund.
It's clear that some process in the core is actively destroying part of the dipole, says geophysicist Jeremy Bloxham of Harvard University.
Each day, I have the privilege of raising my voice alongside 31 amazing young women who are actively a part of the Girls Globee network.
originating from the actively growing part of the fungal colonies were used to inoculate either solidified OMW media (for the purposes of mycelium growth rate determinations) or static liquid cultures (for OMW degradation experiments with selected strains).
Unaltered sites were avoided by silvicultural activities (set aside), altered sites were actively managed as part of the surrounding plantation, and ditches received maintenance as part of routine forest management.
Altered sites are actively managed as part of the surrounding plantation, unaltered sites are avoided by silvicultural activities (set aside), and ditches receive maintenance as part of routine forest management.
