The phrase "actually at hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently available or present, often in a context where it is relevant to the discussion.
Example: "The resources we need for the project are actually at hand, so we can start immediately."
Alternatives: "currently available" or "presently accessible".
"Read the book," he advised, as if hard truths about the Bush administration are actually at hand.
A careful selection of their parametrization is necessary, firstly since the modeling needs to be based on the available indices, secondly since other indices than in the usual GRIMM approach are used, and thirdly because of the specific characteristics of the data set actually at hand.
Each day, as more and more Long Islanders learn that we finally know what's been impacting our waters, and that solutions are actually at hand - the more citizens will look to leaders capable of producing results.
Last week, Jon Stewart addressed the issue on his program, suggesting in his arch way that while a strike looked inevitable, the future that everyone seemed so confused about might actually be at hand.
9.25pm GMT Corrections and clarifications dept (or the dangers of half listening to Sky Sports news): " Much I'd as I'd love it if my team, the Glorious Glasgow Rangers, held this honour, Uefa think Celtic's greatest ever defeat was actually at the hands of... Motherwell!
I think that there are actually two movies at hand — the one that Cianfrance seems to have thought he was making, and that would indeed be praiseworthy; and the one that's present on-screen, which is an overdetermined blend of a TV commercial and an acting class — and the disparity between them is the most interesting thing about it.
As such, Tim Geithner and Larry Summers are preparing for the upcoming G-20 summit with an agenda that has the merit of actually addressing the problem at hand: coordinate global stimulus, strengthen the International Monetary Fund, preserve open trade.
Your loved ones will appreciate actually having those memories at hand, and you will all appreciate minimizing the amount of stuff in the home.
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Interestingly these kinds of eventualities are often the stuff of commentary by great Jewish thinkers like Nahmanides and Maimonides or, though it is unlikely that any of them ever actually addressed the issue at hand.
Once we entwine the decision with fear and insecurity, it not only clouds the decision that needs to be made, but it actually morphs the issue at hand to something else entirely.
