"even more positively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is being done in an even more positive way than previously. For example: "The feedback on the new product has been positive, and with the recent updates, the response is even more positively."
The E.U.'s role is viewed even more positively, with 67percentt saying it has been positive or neutral in 2016 compared with 41percentt in 2013.
Parish and his co-owners, Martin Long, Stephen Browett and Jeremy Hosking, have grand plans for Selhurst Park, the academy and to integrate the club's influence even more positively into the local community.
Clooney has directed two adventurous and conscientious pictures (Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and Good Night, and Good Luck) and produced many more with his business partner Steven Soderbergh, while Washington's current directorial effort The Great Debaters has been received even more positively than his earlier Antwone Fisher.
"In some ways, the big bit which I think has been missed is how we can use gamification to set up sessions for kids," says Levett, who suggests that youngsters can respond even more positively when exercises and drills are presented in gaming language, such as "going from one level to another".
We suspect that students without access to PV lab equipment or located where the climatic conditions prevent the easy performance of live experiments would react even more positively if given access to a remote PV lab.
He said: "We all now have to engage even more positively with Richard Haass, and the parties themselves have to talk together much more in order to see whether we can have a breakthrough or whether we'll end up with a breakdown".
Gusinsky was even more nervous — positively operatic.
And if I see one more cheerful, rosy cheeked woman sporting a head scarf in a cheering crowd back-dropped with bobbing pink balloons among even more cheerful, positively giddy race participants wearing pink tee shirts, pink sneakers, pink... Oh never mind, I get it, it's marketing.
Further exploration of the effect of wind on the feeding rates of the birds shows that the birds' behavior is not only negatively affected by the wind they experience on a given day, but it is even more strongly positively affected by the wind conditions they experienced the previous day.
Separately, and even more importantly, is positively reinforcing behaviors you want your people to repeat.
Research has shown that people will evaluate photographs, sounds, shapes, names and even made-up words more positively if they have encountered them before.
