The phrase "actively shapes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of influencing or forming something in a dynamic and ongoing manner.
Example: "The media actively shapes public opinion through its coverage of current events."
Alternatives: "actively influences" or "profoundly impacts".
"Now, she actively shapes the decisions".
Poland is a fully fledged member of Nato and actively shapes its future.
"The World Bank actively shapes energy policies in developing countries and should be backing green and low carbon energy.
Silicon Valley doesn't just reflect social norms — it actively shapes them in ways that are, for the most part, imperceptible.
A mind open to literary imaginative possibilities will always engage with these prospects quicker, and likewise, playing outside actively shapes brain development in children, helping them develop a decision making process.
We reason that this repeat sequence has been transferred by multiple pathways as part of the pervasive mobilome that actively shapes the genomic makeup of selected microorganisms.
We should ultimately aiming to move to a new form of government where citizens are more actively shaping government and its activities.
We need to rethink social policy in Poland and make it an efficient tool for increasing inclusion, and social and professional activation, encouraging independent people to actively shape their future.
Effective learners are aware of themselves as active agents capable of exercising agency through various strategies to actively shape their learning experiences as well as their motivational responses (Bown 2009 as cited in Mercer 2011).
"Aang," another says, "you must actively shape your own destiny".
Would they actively shape (and perhaps even cancel) those categories?
