The phrase "actually advancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that progress is genuinely being made in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Despite the challenges we faced, the project is actually advancing faster than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "truly progressing" or "genuinely moving forward".
Mr. Colicchio is actually advancing a very traditional menu approach.
As Flake's purportedly conservative colleagues embrace Trumpism, they are actually advancing what has become the Republican Party's main agenda: winning elections.
The hurricane, 290 miles of fury dancing angrily across the Atlantic Ocean toward the coast, was actually advancing more slowly than most late-summer storms, the National Weather Service said.
"When you feel good about choosing a product that is actually advancing the environment, then you develop a stronger loyalty than you'd ever develop from a company that's just saying, 'Hey, we just got a new flavor,' " said Martha Shaw, the president and creative director at eFlicks.
Kickstarting what is expected to be a concerted effort to undermine the accord over the next two months, Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senate majority leader, accused the White House of "reaching the best deal acceptable to Iran, rather than actually advancing our national goal".
It's also our only hope of actually advancing.
That might have actually advanced the peace process.
Where, then, over the last year, has engagement actually advanced America's national interest?
(Kansas City Star sports columnist Joe Posnanski actually advanced a serious version of this argument earlier this week).
It explored the question of whether female politicians actually advance the cause of women more generally.
"Lincoln," however, accomplishes a far more challenging objective: its speculations actually advance the way historians will consider this subject.
