The phrase "actively transform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process or action that involves making significant changes or improvements in a proactive manner.
Example: "The organization aims to actively transform its approach to sustainability by implementing innovative practices."
Alternatives: "proactively change" or "dynamically alter".
His life's mission as a psychologist has not been merely to discover imperfect correlations; he has sought to actively transform the lives of the powerless.
So I move, lift, re-use, re-recycle, drag, discover things and in so doing actively transform my physical living space.
EMILY ELIZA SCOTT focuses on art and design practices that engage pressing ecological and/or geopolitical issues, often with the intent to actively transform real-world conditions.
The sensorimotor contingencies theory proposes to ground the development of those perceptive abilities in the way the agent can actively transform its sensory inputs.
Instead they must actively transform themselves into systems capable of hearing from every corner of society, and having the agility and will to be responsive to what they hear.
"Through ethnography," she writes, "I've come to better appreciate how people, myself included, live within the shaping constraints of larger shared structures even as we maneuver within or around these constraints and at times actively transform the structures.
Growth rates of sustainability-advantaged revenue in the companies we have recently studied can exceed overall revenue growth by anywhere from double to over 50 times, demonstrating the speed at which companies are actively transforming their businesses.
The statement attributed the layoffs in part to changes in state and federal reimbursement under the Affordable Care Act, and said that VNS was "actively transforming the way it delivers home and community based care.
Although Jennings is skeptical and, at times, gently mocking of these radical projects, he sees in them a boldness missing from our current age — what he calls "a sense of actively transforming the world, of living on the cusp of an incandescent future".
We need a new movement of Work Hackers, change agents actively transforming how they work on an individual level, and collectively becoming a powerful lever.
This reaction is not only one of passive acknowledgment; it also actively transforms the subject by facilitating a consciousness of that very universal nature.
