The phrase "actively practised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who regularly engages in a particular activity or skill to improve their proficiency.
Example: "She has actively practised her piano skills every day to prepare for the upcoming recital."
Alternatives: "diligently practiced" or "consistently engaged in".
Back in 2010, when Woods was making his public mea culpa, he explained that "I actively practised my faith from childhood until I drifted away from it in recent years".
Even though a single organ specialist may possess these skills, they will soon be lost and become outdated unless they are actively practised.
Infection control is part of our standard practises on our unit and two infection-focused care bundles are actively practised with prospective data collection: i) care bundle for prophylaxis of catheter-related infections, ii) care bundle for prophylaxis of ventilator-associated pneumonia.
Muslims are most likely to actively practise their religion (59%).
Among this group only 18% actively practise their religion.
However, while 65% of leftwingers who associate with a religion actively practise it, the same is true for just 33% of rightwingers and 26% of centrists.
In total, 61% of Britons associate with a religion but it is only a minority of that group (29%) who actively practise their religion.
Yes = 29% No = 71% Base: all who associate with a religion Britain is a largely secular country with only 18% actively practising a religion and one in five (21%) describing themselves as atheist.
Church of England = 33% Catholicism = 10% Other Christian = 9% Islam = 3% Hinduism = 2% Judaism = 1% Other religion = 3% Agnosticism = 17% Atheism = 21% Do you actively practise your religion, eg you attend regular religious services?
A majority of Britons (82%) do not actively practise a religion and a clear majority of the population (61%) agree with that "These days religion is a negative influence in the world rather than a force for good".
But surely it's not the case that all actively practising Christians who are killed in a civil war, are killed because of their faith?
