The phrase "actively watching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is paying close attention to something, often in a focused or engaged manner.
Example: "The teacher was actively watching the students during the exam to ensure no one was cheating."
Alternatives: "vigilantly observing" or "closely monitoring".
By the end of the night, we were, like, actively watching the registration process.
However, they only used data from the time periods when the babies were actively watching the movies.
She said it meant that the police were actively watching out for young people in Times Square.
During several of his nearly eight years in New York, Father Díaz lived in an administrative no man's land in which no church authority was actively watching him.
Even if you're not actively involved in a vision-process, you can learn a lot by actively watching how others do it.
To solve the problem of how the Angel might see, del Toro turned to a peacock's tail for inspiration, placing a series of eyes, each actively watching and blinking, among the black feathers of the creature's wings.
In many cases, Group activity is something you want to more actively watch – especially if it's related to something timely – like information about new job openings, good deals or sales, a neighbor's report of criminal activity a few doors down, a big wreck that's causing road closures or re-routing traffic, and more.
Actively watched and waited.
The cameras are not actively watched, but the video is stored, the security office said.
"Our results suggest," she said, "that parents should control the program contents that are actively watched by their children, and that children's exposure to background TV should be limited".
"Our research shows that consumers are concerned about privacy but that very few people get involved and actively watch what's being done with their information," said Tim Kane, director of privacy for Enonymous, which is based in San Diego.
