The phrase "actively question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to engage in critical thinking or to inquire deeply about a subject or situation.
Example: "In order to foster a culture of innovation, we must actively question our current practices and seek new solutions."
Alternatives: "engage in inquiry" or "critically examine".
"How can we get around this obstacle and speed things up?" This tendency to actively question rather than passively settle is key to success at a start-up.
When leaders actively question and listen to employees and thereby prompt dialogue and debate people in the institution feel encouraged to learn.
The Convergence breaks that silence, and invites us to engage in a collective restructuring of the design disciplines and actively question the nature of design work as it intersects with gender and other personal identities.
"Where Did Global Warming Go?" (Sunday Review, Oct. 16) notes that Europe, Australia, China, India and Brazil are all moving ahead with policies to reduce heat-trapping pollution, while most American politicians duck the issue or actively question the reality of the problem.
Forging a new way forward, leaders in business and government must actively question their own narratives about both systems.
Double-loop learning encourages and helps the entire enterprise learn to actively question and modify existing values, norms, processes, policies and objectives.
Judge Pohl actively questioned the defendant, prodding him to take responsibility for what he had done.
By May 1, 2003, when Bush declared an end to major combat operations in Iraq, when many journalists actively questioned White House and Pentagon's pronouncements, they continued to accept the administration's set of priorities.
As viewers were engrossed in the real-life soap opera, complete with a disintegrating marriage and older children who actively questioned their parents' way of life, they may also have wondered how the presence of a sympathetic film crew was affecting the family's behavior and what, if anything, the family hoped to gain from this kind of exposure.
In his view, an empowered citizen actively questions the decisions made by those in power.
He actively questions the idea of identity and legitimacy through portraits that he feels are extensions of his interiority.
