The phrase "energetically of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A possible alternative would be "full of energy" or "energized by." Example: She was always full of energy, constantly moving and talking energetically.
Suddenly the three actors began laughing, Mr. Zien most energetically of all.
Ovsanna has kept a whole host of images and details that she describes energetically, of the terror, the massacres and the deportation of her people from the Ottoman empire.
In his 35th year, he gets around the field less energetically, of course, but even as he clings to his dream of playing in one last World Cup next year, his star as ubiquitous salesman for the game reaches new heights.
The crystals were positioned in prime spots, under the guidance of Kahunas, who held one central purpose: to continuously clear the energy of the land and anchor the healing and loving energetically of the crystals in/on the property.
Off we'll go to the 40th anniversary conference of the energetically right-of-centre Centre for Policy Studies, the thinktank founded by Thatcher's go-to man for illiberal, often mad ideas, Sir Keith Joseph.
Why candidates should be snatching their hats so energetically out of the ring is open to question.
France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, had lobbied energetically on behalf of the latter group.
We speculate that posttranslational modifications of Pro143 modify the ensemble of energetically similar conformations of Skp1 as indicated by the results of the CD and SAXS studies and Fbs1 binding studies.
We are connected with all things -- physically and energetically part of the vastness of the universe.
In order to interpret the binding of the PKA on RyR2, we performed elastic net analysis of energetically responsive residues of RyR2.
The awards, which are voted for by around 6,000 Bafta members, are proving themselves to be energetically unafraid of the populist.
