The phrase "actively produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is being created or generated in a dynamic or ongoing manner.
Example: "The documentary features a series of interviews with artists whose work is actively produced in the contemporary art scene."
Alternatives: "continuously created" or "dynamically generated".
To identify the source of testis S-2HG, we fractionated testis extracts and identified the fractions that actively produced S-2HG.
I aim to show that even though reality renders the rural-urban dichotomy obsolete, essentialized discourses about the 'rural' as backward and the 'urban' as civilized are actively produced by the Vietnam state.
By analyzing the everyday activity spaces of different groups of Louisvillians through geotagged Twitter data, we instead argue for an understanding of these neighborhoods as fluid, porous and actively produced, rather than as rigid, static or fixed.
Islamic culture is actively produced, rather than being an inevitable reflection of social arrangements, so it is important to understand how its intellectual leaders and activists perceive and resolve the issues facing their faith.
But experts argue that the state itself has actively produced and trafficked illegal drugs for decades, and has since either tolerated or failed to control manufacturers such as the professor, who was mentioned in a report by North Korea expert Andrei Lankov (paywall) this year.
Overall, different plastid routes such as the GS/GOGAT cycle, the chorismate biosynthesis, key steps of histidine biosynthesis, and synthesis of the aspartate-family require ATP and NADPH14, which are actively produced in the plastid during the photosynthesis light-dependent reactions.
We also actively produce new materials.
Led by Germany, nearly every civilised country in the world is actively producing synthetic fertilisers.
ITS related standardization bodies, mainly ISO and ETSI, are actively producing and developing new specifications in this regard.
The hills to the north of the city were riddled with quarries that were actively producing gypsum, the main ingredient of plaster of Paris.
"When I was given a development deal in the early 80s, there were very few female actresses who were actively producing.
