The phrase "actively takes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is engaged in a process or action with intention and effort.
Example: "She actively takes part in community service projects every weekend."
Alternatives: "proactively engages" or "intentionally participates".
There is a sense that the far right doesn't just ignore liberal sensibilities, it actively takes nourishment from our despair.
From time to time he leaves the sky mountain and actively takes part in the everyday life of the farmers below.
Officials with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation say the network, which says it has 3,000 dues-paying members in the United States, actively takes part in suicides, an act that is illegal in every state except Oregon and Washington.
On the other hand, the creation of spin-off actively takes place in many universities.
This method of expanding the terms in the exponent preserves the interior viscosity and the change of viscosity with temperature close to T i, where convection actively takes place.
By "stances" von Hildebrand mainly means affective and conative experiences in which the subject actively takes a given position towards an object or a state of affairs (e.g., she emotively responds towards the value of an object or she wants to bring about a given state of affairs).
It is important to note that in the four classrooms all students present actively took part in all activities.
By implementing the proposed active-reactive power scheduling, the DERs are willing to actively take part in the Var control issue at distribution level with enough economic incentive.
These results demonstrate that Prochlorococcus cells are actively taking up glucose, and that this uptake is not due to the activity of contaminants.
Cells actively take up retinol and oxidise this to RA which diffuses locally to activate nearby cells (Blomhoff 1994).
"We are now actively taking this forward".
