The phrase "actively to realize" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an awkward construction and would typically be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "We need to actively realize our goals to achieve success."
Alternatives: "actively achieve" or "proactively implement".
Getting it right with these next generation tools will put us on the road to better preparedness, which FIND and InSTEDD are actively trying to realize with private and public sector stakeholders.
"Freddie Mac is actively supporting efforts for borrowers to realize the benefits of refinancing their mortgages to lower rates," it said.
Technology-enhanced learning has been developed to realize and actively promote learning by problem posing.
Rapid growth of technology innovations promotes governments world-wide to actively explore the best way to realize its economic benefits.
As avoidance screens became more sophisticated, some investors began to realize they could actively seek out and include companies with desirable characteristics in their portfolios rather than simply avoiding companies.
Prior research has shown that companies consciously and actively manage their boundary-spanning relations to realize opportunities and reduce constraints according to their needs.
Parents in our focus groups expressed reliance upon providers to pro-actively convey information, yet providers expected parents to realize that a vaccination-related appointment should be scheduled.
"She's actively trying to do it as a way to realize the full value of the company," said her company's current lawyer, Christopher Boies, "and to satisfy her potential investors".
As passively managed portfolios, ETFs and index funds tend to realize lower capital gains than actively managed mutual funds.
Once I began to realize that I needed to actively talk to the folks at Meebo about identifying and solving problems, I thought it would clearly be enough to say, "Guys, don't let problems fester.
