The phrase "actively welcomed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is not just welcomed, but the welcome is enthusiastic and involves participation or engagement.
Example: "The new policy was actively welcomed by the community, who felt it addressed their concerns."
Alternatives: "warmly embraced" or "enthusiastically received".
All that aside, being heard and actively welcomed was a step in the right direction.
I would have actively welcomed having a woman over 45 in the mix of faces," she added.
In the same month he denounced the mayor of a Calabrian town who had actively welcomed migrants.
According to Edward, Mourad had actively welcomed and sheltered both Muslim and Christian Syrians fleeing the fighting elsewhere in Homs province.
Today, peristyles across Haiti have become makeshift religious gay clubs, safe havens where the LGBT community isn't just tolerated but actively welcomed.
Amid all the upheaval and uncertainty, Merkel has dismissed accusations that she reacted on a whim when she actively welcomed Syrians in particular to come to Germany.
U.N.M. and U.C.F. have taken the initiative to contact me, to work with me, to actively welcome me into their world.
Many creative theses are written by Program IV English and Program D Comparative Literature majors, but the Creative Writing Program actively welcomes applications from students in other majors.
Ms. Vanderslice continued: "Although the Kerry campaign actively welcomes the participation of religious voices in our campaign, we will never court religious voters in a way that would jeopardize the sanctity of their very houses of worship".
Yet by their nature, VPN users are extremely difficult to detect and, if you stop and think about it, it's not hard to see why Netflix would actively welcome, rather than block, VPN usage.
In some urban areas, councils actively welcome informal music performances knowing that in their wake will follow the cafés, bars and yuppie flats that regenerate a place.From the Teddy Boys to the Sex Pistols, British popular music history is full of examples of edgy outsiders who horrified the establishment, then, not much later, dominated it.
