The phrase "actively saying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that someone is not just speaking but is doing so with intention or engagement.
Example: "She was actively saying that we need to change our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "clearly stating" or "openly expressing".
"In the beginning, I was actively saying, 'Get in touch with us, start a chapter.' Now I can't keep up.
"People haven't seen the film but are already actively saying that it's a return of cult," said Mr. Voropayev, referring to the cult of personality that surrounded Stalin, in particular.
"We're not necessarily here to tell fishermen how to fish, but on a species like Atlantic cod, we are out there actively saying, 'For Whole Foods Market to buy your cod, the rating has to be favorable.' " The company had originally planned to stop selling "red-rated" fish next year but moved up its deadline.
It may not seem as bad as actively saying something awful, but the issue here is that you're making two separate, equally offensive assumptions: firstly, that a physical disability indicates a learning or intellectual one, and secondly, that either of the latter precludes a person from being able to read.
Xfm had always been a male-dominated station with a few female presenters; now, they were actively saying that they didn't want women, they wanted banter for blokes, delivered by blokes, with rock music made by blokes, to an audience of blokes.
Make your new friends feel good by actively saying you want to hang out, complimenting them, and going out of your way to be friends.
More traditional attempts to attract interest use popular search terms or phrases, or even actively say something contentious or deliberately offensive to generate traffic via outrage.
In countries where people have to choose to be an organ donor, most people aren't donors; in countries where people have to actively say they don't want to be an organ donor, most are donors.
The Anti-Federalists opposing the constitution wrote as Brutus, the other consul, or as Cato.The Anti-Federalists made a populist case for a direct democracy in which citizens participated actively, says Thomas Pangle, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
"It's quite aggressive to actively say that you want someone to leave a theatre and discuss the issues you've brought up," says Raczka, casting the idea of a "violent play" in a new light.
"Clearing will be really interesting this year," he told the Guardian, "Anyone who has actively said 'I'm not going because of fees', very quickly might think 'Well, what other opportunities have I got?
