The phrase "are actively leading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups who are currently taking charge or guiding others in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The team members are actively leading the project to ensure its success and timely completion."
Alternatives: "are currently guiding" or "are in charge of".
The only difference between the two sides, he said, is that Mr. Hekmatyar is actively leading one of them.
Similarly, in the academic sector, several local tertiary institutions have been actively leading CM research in the region.
"Above all, he needs to show he is actively leading, that he has a coherent approach, that he is implementing it and that he understands the risks".
"Obama needs to explain and justify, and show that he is actively leading with a coherent approach," said Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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It seems sensible, therefore, to consider whether professional groups who actively embrace evidence-based care of patients with these conditions and who are actively engaged in leading training and research in these fields should be 'keeping the gate' for people who seek care for musculoskeletal problems.
These findings suggest that impaired cell wall composition may be actively sensed, leading to transcriptional responses that modify cell wall composition and growth [ 11].
"The immediate decision included closing the SAE chapter and throwing it off campus and expulsion to those who were most actively leading the chant on the bus".
The founders not only allow it but are actively encouraging modifications, even leading a number of hack sessions here at Foo.
