The phrase "actively urge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize a strong encouragement or recommendation for someone to take action.
Example: "We actively urge all community members to participate in the upcoming town hall meeting to voice their opinions."
Alternatives: "strongly encourage" or "firmly advocate".
"We actively urge our customers to look at the site closely.
In a television interview, the official, Kim Kee-joe, who was identified as having been a high-level liaison to the United States military, said, "Although we did not actively urge them to engage in prostitution, we, especially those from the county offices, did often tell them that it was not something bad for the country either".
Rugby extends beyond welcoming queer women with open arms players stress that ruggers actively urge their teammates to reach their full potential both on and off the pitch.
We also sincerely hope that member countries of the OIC will actively urge Indonesia to stop their illegal occupation of West Papua, and, together with the ULMWP, to resolve the political status of West Papua peacefully.
Secretary Powell actively urged the Pakistanis, including Musharraf himself, to abandon support for the Taliban.
When the South African War broke out in 1899, many English Canadians actively urged participation, but some French Canadians, led by Bourassa, were actively opposed.
For Machiavelli is no longer justifying or advising but actively urging the prince toward a goal, and it is a goal much larger than personal power.
Come Election Day, he says, those voters will be "actively" urged, along with other God-fearing voters, to "fulfill their Christian duty".
Instead, the widespread impression has arisen that I actively urged the IDF to shoot Americans, that I welcomed their death, or that I hoped for that outcome.
We do not say that a reasonable man could not possibly have found, as the district court did, that the Communist Party in 1927 actively urged the overthrow of the Government by force and violence.
Several prominent Trump antagonists are actively urging other Republicans to take on the president, and a popular governor, Larry Hogan of Maryland, has indicated he is newly open to their entreaties.
