The phrase "actively raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has taken deliberate steps to increase or elevate something, such as awareness, funds, or issues.
Example: "The organization actively raised funds to support local charities during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "proactively increased" or "intentionally elevated".
"Our results again demonstrated the growth inherent in Apollo's business model as we actively raised and deployed capital around the world, and our diversified investment platform continued to generate cash distributions for our shareholders".
A thought experiment: Imagine a happier alternative universe in which Ms. Kennedy's brother, John F. Kennedy Jr., had not died in a plane crash, but ran a glossy political magazine for several years, actively raised some children, served on a bunch of boards and then decided, at age 50 or so, to seek public office.
In this approach, the stability lobes of the machine and tool are actively raised.
Both Warren and Huerta have endorsed Harris, and the Massachusetts senator has actively raised campaign funds for Harris.
Congressional Democrats, for their part, have actively raised money for two super PACs backing their congressional candidates.
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It's sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, which has been actively raising the Darfur issue.
He said project supporters were actively raising more money for the restoration.
Each candidate has been actively raising money for his party and may well continue to do so.
"I know of others who won't go on the record because they're actively raising for Hillary," he said.
Mr. Jenkins distributed fliers last year asking for campaign contributions, an apparent violation of a law that prohibits judicial candidates from actively raising money for their campaigns.
