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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actively searches for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone or something that is in the process of looking for or seeking out specific information, opportunities, or items.
Example: "The researcher actively searches for new data to support her hypothesis."
Alternatives: "diligently looks for" or "proactively seeks out".
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Generally, unless an individual user or network administrator actively searches for them, most filters go unnoticed.
Table 1 Preliminary version of the Strat-I-Com questionnaire with scale reliabilities (Study 1) Scale Items Cronbach's α Recruitment My guild actively searches for new members.
To achieve this goal, our method (1) actively searches for frequently occurring action symbols that are subsets of input samples to uncover the hierarchical structure of the demonstration, and (2) considers the uncertainties of input symbols due to imperfect low-level detectors.
Like everyone who actively searches for art on the internet, I'm beyond disillusioned and turned off by the meme-turned-oversaturated art fad (don't you dare call it a 'genre' or a 'movement') known as seapunk.
To summarize, we have shown here that the wasp actively searches for the SEG of its host into which to inject its venom.
Furthermore, Gal et al. [18] demonstrated that the wasp actively searches for, at least, the SupEG inside the cockroach's head capsule during the head sting.
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The obligation to actively search for employment and to participate in active labor market policy programs marked an important change in Germany's welfare policy.
It will actively search for evidence of life.
Only those actively searching for a job are counted as unemployed.
Both companies are said by analysts to be actively searching for more acquisitions.
Actively searching for companies to buy is a change in the company's strategy, he noted.
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