The phrase "actively tested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or product that has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its functionality or effectiveness.
Example: "The software has been actively tested to identify and resolve any potential issues before its release."
Alternatives: "thoroughly tested" or "rigorously evaluated".
It is currently being developed and actively tested at CCRMA by the SoundWIRE group.
Interventions designed to improve outcomes in frail elders with CVD such as multidisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation are being actively tested.
The area of the South China Sea has been actively tested, but disputes among the surrounding countries about sovereignty over the Spratly Islands has inhibited development.
Good progress has been made with the clinical development of new TB vaccine candidates with twelve being actively tested in clinical trials.
Anti-GD2 antibodies have been actively tested in clinical trials for neuroblastoma for over the past two decades, with proven safety and efficacy.
In addition to traditional publications, this research is actively tested through design practice, with built urban landscape projects in China, Australia and Germany, and numerous design competition prizes and exhibitions.
The Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago has been actively testing automatic meter reading systems at Belvidere, Ill.
"Nations are actively testing how far they can go before we will respond".
Actively testing yourself is a significantly better way to strengthen your memory than just passively reviewing the information "contained" within it.
Prized learning strategies included reading to gather information, discussion with colleagues to curate alternative perspectives and past experiences, and experimentation to actively test ongoing apprehension.
"We've been actively testing the new site with Digg users for a while and have been listening to their feedback and suggestions," Mr. Williams explained.
