The phrase "actively research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of engaging in research with a focused and energetic approach.
Example: "The team will actively research the latest developments in renewable energy technologies to stay ahead of the competition."
Alternatives: "conduct thorough research" or "engage in research efforts".
They could actively research the races, but that's really the province of participants — lawyers, consultants, journalists and so on.
With apologies to writers like Tom Clancy and Tom Wolfe, who actively research their books, a novel, for the most part, is just a dream on the page.
We must implement it, actively research it," going on to ask the audience to take on "a moral, philosophical and technical commitment to enforce and defend our liberties".
We write as senior academics at the University of Glasgow who actively research the decarbonisation of energy to deplore the decision of our university court to divest from fossil fuels (Report, 9 October).
In an international survey of 178 premium and luxury firms in 2008, Forrester Research found that only one-third of them actively sold online, though 8 out of every 10 affluent consumers use the Internet to actively research and purchase luxury goods and services on a daily basis.
Harris classified 56percentt of poll participants as "seekers," people who will actively research companies before they do business with them.
Institutions of higher education in Arab region predominated in the most top 20 prolific institutions for research activity in ICM field; this indicates that institutions of higher education were actively researching and interesting in the ICM research.
Computers based on, say, neural networks, DNA and laser storage, quantum and nanotechnology and so on, are being actively researched now.
Right now, Sony is actively researching what is possible, what works and what doesn't in this new world of immersive entertainment.
Most of the city's arrondissements (municipal districts) have groups actively researching their history and traditions, and local art exhibitions and concerts are encouraged.
Blair has had discussions with the former chancellor George Osborne, leading pro-European Labour backbench MPs and Nick Clegg, the former Liberal Democrat leader who is now actively researching the consequences of Brexit on different parts of the British economy.
