The phrase "actively supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the ongoing provision or delivery of something, often in a proactive manner.
Example: "Our company aims to actively supply our clients with the latest technology solutions to enhance their operations."
Alternatives: "continuously provide" or "proactively deliver".
Food fermentations are typically performed without actively supplying air.
This calculation demonstrates that the S-I reaction actively supplies SiO2 at temperatures of 70°C to 200°C, with the reaction continuing at higher temperatures.
Using household survey data, we find that children in remittance-receiving households are less likely to be actively supplying labor, and the number of hours worked per week declines with the size of remittances received.
Recently, Yoneyama et al. (2010) reported that Zn in the rice grains and partly in the husks may be actively supplied via the phloem after mobilization from the blades of the flag and upper leaves and also by xylem-to-phloem transfer in the nodes.
For instance, during the Iraq invasion a bomb used in Iraq was traced by its small fragments back to an individual in the UK who was actively supplying bomb-making materials to terrorists in Iraq.
This limitation is common to all pharmacoepidemiological studies in which data is actively supplied by physicians.
It was decided that the supplements would have to be actively supplied and free of charge in order to be equitable for poor families, for ease of administration and to aid compliance.
She added that the state was "actively seeking supplies of the drug for future executions".
The company actively monitors its supply chain to ensure these standards and criteria are being met".
One possibility that we have studied revolves around willful ignorance: while companies do care about the ethics of their operations, they're not actively investigating their supply chains to seek out this information.
