The phrase "are actively avoided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are intentionally not engaged in or practiced.
Example: "Certain topics in our discussions are actively avoided to maintain a positive atmosphere."
Alternatives: "are deliberately shunned" or "are intentionally evaded."
Outer reef habitats with similar levels of herbivory were characterised by the red algae Amphiroa sp. and Amansia sp., both of which are actively avoided by some siganids [57], [63].
Social situations are actively avoided or endured with distress, and the individual recognizes the fears as excessive or unreasonable.
Students treat teachers with respect, even outside the educational setting, and disagreements and confrontations, which might be considered normal in high individualism cultures, are actively avoided [ 19].
"Only people who are on slower connections or are actively avoiding those kinds of sites will not see them," he said.
"I know a number of contractors are actively avoiding the public sector market because they feel they'd have to make suicidal bids to secure the work".
The pair is apparently having the friendliest breakup ever, and are actively avoiding all the speculation while hiding out on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas, according to LaineyGossip.
Also, there are some evidences that inbreeding may also be actively avoided through active kin recognition and avoidance or indirectly through dispersal (Pusey and Wolf 1996; Kokko and Ots 2006).
Growing up, I saw skiing as something to be actively avoided.
For one thing, I know that she's actively avoided contact with people or public appearances.
This painful path is one that should be actively avoided at all costs, and is generally an outgrowth of not aggressively managing the fund-raising process and becoming subject to the whims, schedules and biorhythms of potential investors.
