The phrase "actively received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been received with intention or engagement, often in contexts related to communication or feedback.
Example: "The feedback from the audience was actively received, allowing the team to make necessary adjustments to the presentation."
Alternatives: "engaged with" or "intentionally received".
Of the study participants, 34 actively received LFMS, while the other 29 went through the process but did not actually receive any brain stimulation.
China has also actively received aid from the international community.
The cohort was identified as RCTs that actively received funding from the NIHR HTA programme between 2006 and 2010.
Also, the consequences on equity of outcomes if several patient groups are less inclined or capable to choose actively received little attention.
During each phase, one group of ICUs actively received quality improvement (QI) interventions targeting one particular best care practice, and simultaneously served as the control for the paired group of ICUs receiving interventions targeting another evidence-based practice.
Of note, in our study only 18.5% of the 4816 women actively received prescriptions for methadone or buprenorphine (table 1), while in the randomized trial 100% of the included women were on one of these two treatments.
However, 11/14 macrocytic patients in our study with a history of malignancy did not have active cancer at the time of study, and no patients were actively receiving chemotherapy.
But Dr. Schulenberg's visit makes clear that Prince was actively receiving medical treatment before his death on April 21.
Situated some 600 miles west of Buenos Aires, the province is home to more than 800 wineries, about 100 of which actively receive tourists.
In 802.11, connections work at the link layer and an 802.11 station that is connected with an access point may or may not be actively receiving or transmitting data.
Consisting of aluminum-coated Mylar balloons that were inflated after launching, the Echo satellites were passive instruments—i.e., they simply reflected radio waves back to Earth rather than actively receiving, amplifying, and retransmitting them.
