The phrase "actively sabotage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing intentional actions taken to undermine or disrupt a person, organization, or process.
Example: "Some team members may actively sabotage the project due to personal conflicts."
Alternatives: "deliberately undermine" or "intentionally disrupt".
The industry is unlikely to actively sabotage the bill if it does not get its way.
Many jurisdictions still actively sabotage the interests of minority voters, as shown in new efforts to keep these voters from the polls.
A January 2012 New York Times editorial warned of the dangers of losing Section 5: "Many jurisdictions still actively sabotage the interests of minority voters, as shown in new efforts to keep these voters from the polls.
"This is a full-throated effort to actively sabotage the democratic process through gross external intimidation that has been brought inside Ukraine, and it is worse even," Mr Kerry said.
It's an eternal struggle when it starts being remotely nice outside – your body begins to actively sabotage you by leaving sweat marks under your armpits, on your back, under your boobs.
Yet the efforts of developing countries to moderate population growth have been under-resourced, or else actively sabotaged, by powerful forces in first-world countries.
"Not only has there been no support for getting to the bottom of this case, you can also say that some government organs have actively sabotaged the investigation," Ms. Garré said.
The announcement of yet more settlement units at this particular moment is a test for the US administration's ability to hold Israel accountable for actively sabotaging their efforts for peace.
This is the most alarming part of the Snowden revelations: not just that spies are spying on all of us – that they are actively sabotaging all of our technical infrastructure to ensure that they can continue to spy on us.
Madonna's longevity was first admired and is now actively sabotaged by editorials which never fail to mention her age, as though it is something to be ashamed of.
In a world of automated provisioning and support, sales remain a human-scale process that at worst actively sabotages and at best fails to support change.
