The phrase "allows us to actively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity or capability to engage in an action or process in a proactive manner.
Example: "This new software allows us to actively monitor our system's performance in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables us to engage" or "permits us to participate".
Peters is a researcher who is on the record stating that he thinks there's little chance of holding warming to 2 degrees Celsius unless we come up with so-called "negative emissions" technologies that allow us to actively withdraw carbon dioxide from the atmosphere later in the century.
Thankfully, the advances in medicine and technology are allowing us to actively study and discover ways to treat, protect and heal the brain.
Striving for the maximum interactivity allowed us to actively engage the students, and their feedback shows that they found the experience to be educationally valuable.
This staining protocol allowed us to discriminate actively perfused vessels (ink perfused black vessels) from those with low or no perfusion (DAB stained red or brown structures).
Here we developed a single-molecule fluorescence resonance energy transfer (smFRET) assay that allowed us to observe SRP binding to actively translating RNCs at physiologically relevant SRP concentrations.
"This offer will allow us to continue to be actively involved in the Treasury buyback program," said Charles Parkhurst, co-head of the United States government bond department at Salomon.
Assembly of these ESTs into contigs and singlets allowed us to estimate the minimum number of actively expressed TPS genes in each of the three spruce species of our analysis.
HCA has included a provision in its deal with the invetsor consortium that allows it to actively seek a higher offer.
It also allows you to actively engage.
Setting intentions allows you to actively participate in living out your values in each and every moment.
