The phrase "actively unfold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or situation that is developing or revealing itself in a dynamic manner.
Example: "As the project progresses, we will actively unfold our strategies to adapt to new challenges."
Alternatives: "progressively reveal" or "dynamically develop".
Ms. Galassi said that she believed the two men never met and that "although Whistler was 15 years older, his career was actively unfolding at the same time Frick was collecting".
The actively unfolding ReMatriate exhibit is available on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr, but with cascading interest in the project, Edzerza-Bapty said it's likely to grow into more types of media and likely a curated photographic exhibition in galleries across Canada.
Chaperones of the HSP100 family has the unique capability of recognizing misfolded proteins within an aggregate and actively unfolding them, ultimately disassembling the insoluble structure and delivering substrates into refolding pathways.
While terminal disorder is required to initiate proteolysis, once globular protein domains are encountered during the degradation process they are actively unfolded in an ATP-independent manner and further proteolyzed.
It might feel soothing initially but it ends up being a form of self-discouragement because you're too busy manufacturing external reasons for your plight instead of actively seizing the opportunities that begin to unfold again.
Under these circumstances, the psychiatric interviewer cannot be merely a passive receptacle of phenomenological data, but must actively participate in an interaction through which the symptoms unfold and are identified.
We increasingly unfold our identities, our lives, in online social networking spaces and privacy is something we must actively opt in to.
"The situation will unfold.
