The phrase "actively recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of acknowledging or identifying something in a proactive manner.
Example: "In order to foster a positive work environment, we must actively recognize the contributions of all team members."
Alternatives: "proactively acknowledge" or "consciously identify".
A recent report found that employee engagement, productivity and customer service are about 14percentt better at organizations that actively recognize and appreciate their employees.
It's important to actively recognize and celebrate the timelines of your products and company.
The device can actively recognize and track an image with a few taps.
Natural killer (NK) cells compose another important subset of innate immune cells that actively recognize and eliminate cancer cells.
To evaluate whether Salmonella is also able to actively recognize and invade Arabidopsis, liquid media in which Arabidopsis seedlings were immerged, were inoculated with bacteria.
Therefore, a curriculum designed around TCs should actively recognize and support attitudinal changes and emotional challenges that could accompany transformational learning.
C. albicans is actively recognized by epithelial cells, which results in activation of several signaling pathways both in vitro and ex vivo (Moyes et al., 2010).
Our hypothesis is that IFN-α and IFIT4 may act as 'adjuvant'-like factors [ 21] to convert an immune system that ignores self-antigens into an immune system that actively recognizes these antigens by promoting DC differentiation, maturation and activation [ 21, 57].
SDF-1 was found to be actively recognized and internalized by AT-cells through C-X-C chemokine receptor type 4 (CXCR4).
In actively recognizing a person's desire to learn, you gain their loyalty and begin building trust.
What is at stake, thus, is the possibility of developing a future Europe actively recognizing both the formal and substantive rights of the Roma, grounded on the notion that "I am not merely here-and-now, sealed into thingness.
