"proactively speak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to speak or communicate with a sense of purpose and initiative. For example, "When solving the problem, she proactively spoke up with her ideas."
Within this framework of client-centered counseling, providers proactively spoke first about and emphasized the LARC methods of intrauterine devices (IUDs) and implants in the highest tier of contraceptive effectiveness.
Here, after all, was a much-celebrated company that put its environmental credentials front and centre, and then, where the rubber hits the road (so to speak), proactively cheated.
"We want a debate supported by the DNC that will speak directly and proactively to the issues impacting black people in this country".
2. Proactively address unspoken objections.
5. Speak out and work proactively to change gun laws.
A report from management consulting firm Accenture called "The Next Generation of Working Women" found that women are less likely to speak up than men, less likely to proactively manage their own careers, and less likely to ask for a raise.
Facebook's team has supposedly been pigeonholed as naive of real-life consequences or too technical to see the human impact of its platform, but the outcomes speak for themselves about the team's inadequacy to proactively protect against election abuse.
Proactively reach out to people and give them the mandate to speak into a certain area of your life.
Women), and for it to be organized proactively: " The problem is that I think that not everyone who doesn't speak the language knows that there is a mediator, do you understand?
