The phrase "actively speaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is currently engaged in verbal communication or is expressing their thoughts in a direct manner.
Example: "Actively speaking, I believe that we need to reconsider our approach to this project."
Alternatives: "in terms of speaking" or "when it comes to speaking".
Are the students being removed because they were not "actively speaking" ?
He said that NIH is actively speaking with commercial partners to try to prepare for the possibility that the vaccine they are working on would be effective and would still be needed next year.
We're very actively speaking with them.
These segments contain parts of the meeting where the user is actively speaking.
This is indicative of the increasing dichotomy in the marketplace, in which some thought leaders are actively speaking out against certain types of patents while patent portfolios are being bought and sold for lucrative amounts.
With Trump in office, we may not see political leaders actively speaking out against queer rights or trying to sway public opinion against the queer community.
In fact, he actively spoke against him.
Today, fewer than half of the community's 3,000 residents actively speak Palenquero, though many children and young adults can understand it and pronounce some phrases.
A former advisor on the Romney/Ryan campaign, Dan Senor, noted that Mike Pence had actively spoken against Trump before signing on to be his veep.
The first celebrity presenter to make a real mark in New York, according to several Broadway producers, was Oprah Winfrey, who put $1 million into the 2005 production of the musical "The Color Purple" and actively spoke up for the show.
Challenged by an audience member about what he saw as her failure to support Jeremy Corbyn last week during the onslaught of shadow cabinet resignations, Dugdale responded: "I didn't go out of my way to actively speak out against him.
