The phrase "actively publicizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the ongoing effort to promote or make something known to the public.
Example: "The organization is actively publicizing its new initiative to raise awareness about environmental issues."
Alternatives: "vigorously promoting" or "diligently advertising".
Such convergence allows political parties to actively publicize a political leader's TV appearance or other messages across different media.
As for the performative tactic, 1 indicates that protestors actively publicized protests through dramatic acts and performance; 0.6 indicates protests being publicized by third parties through dramatic narratives or performance; and 0 indicates the absence of drama or performance.
Deep details are being kept secret, but Facebook has actively publicized its relationship with Oculus Rift, one of the forerunners of modern VR technology due out on March 28 , 2016
Indeed, other studies [ 17, 79– 82] have suggested that FDA alerts must be concise, actively publicized through scientific and traditional media, and offer immediate prescribing options (not added educational programs or increased patient time) for warnings to trigger meaningful prescribing changes.
The LTTE should also actively publicize its commitment not to accept under 18 year olds, verify the age of all young people who volunteer to join its ranks to ensure that they are not under-age and cease all forcible recruitment and abductions.
Even if this so-called hyping does occur on occasion, it is not so widespread as to justify the serious charge that epidemiologists do not appropriately evaluate their data and that they actively seek to publicize unsubstantiated findings in only one direction.
Had I not actively avoided the heavily publicized giant megalodon in the media, I might have ended up on dry land forever.
What about publicizing individual executives' pay?
Publicizing health problems through a range of media channels.
