The phrase "actively producing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is currently engaged in the process of creating or generating something.
Example: "The team is actively producing new content for the upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "currently generating" or "in the process of creating".
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.
All four sites had been abandoned at the time of the operation, but officials said the evidence collected there confirmed that all were actively producing heroin and morphine.
Few artists make it to 90 — for Mr. Kelly that would be on May 31 — and fewer still are actively producing work that is being bought and exhibited.
Three years later there are about 300 apps available for the Smartwatch 2. Unfortunately, it would be unfair to say there's an app for everything – there is no app for handling Google Hangouts for instance – but developers are actively producing apps for services such as WhatsApp.
Genes actively producing proteins in brain tissue constantly churn out temporary copies of themselves.
Academics are being incentivised to actively produce research that is firmly couched in practice and impact, and the ESRC needs to be particularly commended for pioneering this in the UK.
As with many countries, if Britain is to succeed in further developing meaningful links with China, it is essential that institutions seek to actively produce generations of young people who understand the country's unique business culture.
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.
Neurotransmitters and other vasoactive agents capable of modulating the nerve and vascular systems are actively produced by the vascular endothelium and can disrupt endothelial function [158].
These results suggeste that hydrogen is actively produced by Rhodopseudomonas that leads to the dominance of hydrogen consuming microorganisms in both purple-colored samples.
