The phrase "actively play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe engaging in play or participation in an activity with enthusiasm or energy.
Example: "Children should be encouraged to actively play outdoors to promote their physical and mental well-being."
Alternatives: "engage in play" or "participate actively".
Hockey players are a rarity: Approximately 300 Thais and about 80 foreigners actively play ice hockey, with the activity concentrated in the country's capital.
One of the aspects of Roger Tanner's involvement with badminton that most inspired the judges was that despite all his coaching, all of his tournament organising and all of his fund raising activity, he still found time to actively play the sport he loves.
Vistors are encouraged to actively play the games, and audience reaction is a factor in the student's final grades.
As a result, new talking points distributed to senior policymakers in the administration directed them to actively play down any suggestion of war planning.
Wellness has both pro-social and health benefit, teaching children about nutrition as well as how to actively play well together.
When Marianela Nuñez and Thiago Soares perform the extended duet in Christopher Wheeldon's After the Rain they actively play down the ballet's physical dramatics.
You can't really be the first active player to do or be anything if you're not, well, actively playing.
Now he actively played the market, abiding by a long-term perspective.
We have seen authorities actively playing down the 'pandemic that never happened', mixed with pandemic fatigue in secondary care [hospitals].
Intentionally choosing to reframe your role and actively playing to your strengths, for example, can go a long way toward creating a positive work experience.
He was known for his love of family, New York Times crosswords, scrabble games and a Master's bridge player actively playing in California, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania bridge clubs.
