"how actively" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask a question about the degree or intensity of someone's activity or behavior. For example: "How actively have you been trying to find a new job?".
15 Additionally, there was quality assurance of peer activity during screening sessions, which covered issues such as time keeping, communication and key peer activities, including how actively they encouraged residents to be screened.
Many other competing push notification services are priced around how many active users a developer has, not how actively they use the product, Yang said.
Colleges with need-blind admissions vary widely in how actively they recruit disadvantaged students.
Though it is unclear how actively Rwanda might be supporting Mr. Nkunda, Rwandan meddling here would be far from unprecedented.
But with this study, Facebook has inadvertently highlighted, to a mostly uncaring community, just how actively it interferes.
"If you are new in the company and have to show how actively you are involved, you cannot sleep.
Citizens of a democracy have a choice about how actively to help spies whose job is to defend it.
While this will be welcomed widely, everything depends on how actively it promotes this goal, and the pledge is rather vague.
But these Tories went to the yacht because they smelt money, irrespective of how actively the donation was solicited or proposed.
It remains to be seen how actively the vice president will push the accord, because he cannot afford to alienate organized labor.
Look at the bonus rates paid in recent years, how actively the fund is being managed and whether it is open to new business.
