The phrase "actively reinforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of strengthening or supporting a behavior, idea, or concept through deliberate actions or interventions.
Example: "Teachers should actively reinforce positive behaviors in the classroom to encourage a supportive learning environment."
Alternatives: "intentionally strengthen" or "proactively support".
Leaders who actively reinforce and nurture these core desires engage people on a level that transcends money and market conditions.
In some cases, universities actively reinforce conditions that perpetuate sexual assault.
Rather than focusing solely on negative, unconscious bias, actively reinforce and value inclusive behavior.
Our close relationship with Israel and its lobby in Washington, in whose best interest it is to actively reinforce this minimalist misconception at every opportunity, further limits our reading of the region and sets up the intellectual justification for our policy of supporting autocratic Arab regimes who fulfill these two criteria.
Finally, CCWs tend to actively reinforce a social support system for the client, such that a stronger social network can develop around the client.
But love is not merely a feeling that overcomes her it is a feeling she happily affirms, actively reinforces.
All his food is fantastical – not least in its vulgarity and exclusivity – but in this series he actively reinforces his reputation as a gastropub Willy Wonka, "reimagining" food, until it barely seems like food any more.
When Ruiz thanks the generous Arquette, it rang to me as being beyond a level of racism by omission, but one of actively reinforcing a kind of white supremacy via a familiar film trope.
In fact, journalists who support a Grand Bargain have actively reinforced oversimplifications of Reagan and O'Neill's bipartisan ethos.
Silencing at these loci may be actively reinforced by RdDM.
These survivors' initial disclosures were either inadequate for overcoming their sense of self-blame or actively reinforced feelings of self-blame.
