"live positively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express a hopeful and optimistic outlook on life. For example, "Life is full of ups and downs, but it's important to try and live positively and focus on the good things."
Observations of activities between members of two HIV support groups created by one of the faith-based hospitals revealed that they are regularly educated on how to live positively with their HIV-positive status, to support each other, to make lifestyle adjustments and prevent HIV transmission, on good hygiene and nutrition, and treatment compliance.
Being accepted and supported by significant others was valued by and crucial in empowering men to move from the diminished masculine position and reconfigure another masculine identity which allowed them to live positively with HIV.
This study has provided insight into the ability of HIV positive African women living in London to create strategies to cope and live positively with HIV/AIDS.
But I have to live positively.
You live positively with the uncertainty".
Ramprakash chooses to live positively – and with a social conscience.
In mainstream discourse on the situation of the oldest old an interpretive framework has emerged that effectively rules out the possibility of people living positively and well in old age.
Reached more than 251,000 individuals with HIV behavior change sessions, which include information on risk avoidance, gender norms and gender-based violence, HIV prevention and living positively with HIV.
You! You've embarked on the creation of a blueprint for living positively and with great joy!
After gathering responses from the executives, who encompassed seven different nationalities, a common theme merged into a single sentence: "A true leader goes the extra mile to touch peoples' lives positively".
But then I started working here and I saw that people are living positively.
