The phrase "actually adopted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been accepted or implemented in reality, often after some discussion or consideration.
Example: "The new policy was actually adopted after several meetings and revisions."
Alternatives: "truly accepted" or "genuinely implemented".
How much technology have you actually adopted?
Innoveillance-generated insights are what will give innovators awareness of how their ideas are actually adopted.
By nuclear magnetic resonance and molecular modeling, we demonstrated that the YSNSG cyclopeptide actually adopted the expected β-turn conformation.
However, although businesspeople are clearly buying and reading these books, few companies have actually adopted their recommendations.
Probably there are people who believe that President Clinton has actually adopted a chocolate Labrador retriever puppy named Buddy.
The final judgment of the state court in the instant case must be taken as determining that the procedure actually adopted satisfied all state requirements.
Such systems are not entirely new; California actually adopted a similar electoral method — a so-called blanket primary that allowed voting across party lines — in 1996.
"One of my actors actually adopted a little boy there," said Hart Bochner, who wrote and directed the film, set for release in Los Angeles next week.
In many states, legislators and election officials have actually adopted policies designed to interfere with registration drives or erected other barriers.
While some states have flirted with the idea of reviving firing squads and others have contemplated gas chambers, none has actually adopted any of these methods.
Current evidence on the energy savings that accrue from commercial building energy standards is based on engineering simulations, which do not account for realized behaviour once a standard is actually adopted.
