The phrase "actively positioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is deliberately placed or arranged in a specific way to achieve a particular effect or outcome.
Example: "The marketing team has actively positioned the product to appeal to a younger audience."
Alternatives: "strategically placed" or "deliberately situated".
The stage is actively positioned by a set of six 'feet' giving it an infinite static stiffness in all six degrees of freedom.
The "bling bling" president with the pop star wife, who has actively positioned himself as a scourge of all that May 1968 represents in France, is Badiou's existential enemy.
Location of the paddle-shaft with respect to the wheel axis is actively positioned by two motors via a planetary gear train.
Fifty-nine mothers (75.6%) actively positioned themselves (n = 22; 28.2%) or their babies (37; 47.4%) to begin breastfeeding.
Although breastfeeding is perceived to be a learnt skill with mothers requiring help to position and attach baby 'correctly', many of the women actively positioned themselves or their babies to begin breastfeeding without any instruction.
His top advisers were actively positioning him for the race.
The epitome of raffish cool in the Kate Moss days, he's now actively positioning himself as a grumpy micromanaged has-been.
Rather, it was the most direct sign thus far that barely three months after he lost the White House, Mr. Gore is actively positioning himself for another try should he decide to run.
For high-resolution imaging in harsh environments this paper proposes a vibration isolation system that actively positions the head of an atomic force microscope (AFM) to maintain the vertical distance to the sample.
Google is actively positioning the deal not as a means to buy its way into the handset market, but as an opportunity to buy Motorola's portfolio of patents - some 17,000 of them.
There was a time not too long ago when Tim Pawlenty was actively positioning himself as the No. 2 heavyweight in the Republican presidential race, the obvious alternative to the front-runner, Mitt Romney.
