The phrase "actually be called a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing the name or title of something, often in a context where there may be confusion or surprise about the designation.
Example: "While many refer to it as a 'smartphone,' it can actually be called a 'mobile computer' due to its advanced capabilities."
Alternatives: "truly be referred to as" or "genuinely be named a".
"Then the next one like that would actually be called a strike.
The Prevent strategy – if it can actually be called a strategy – has increasingly become a pathway to stigmatising all young Muslims and has seen some schoolteachers acting as Blockleiters, leaping to the most terrifying conclusions possible when faced with mishearing of the word "cucumber", or unexpected leaflets.
The very first comparison is this one... WHAT THE SKEPTICS SAY: The Earth isn't warming -- at least not to any extent that could actually be called a "crisis".
When I asked George if Donald Trump then was just being "tactical" in calling for banning Muslims from the country, since he'll likely never get such a bill passed - and, thus can actually be called a "moderate" too -- he didn't respond.
Facebook also has an option of calling through the Facebook chat app, but you won't actually be calling a phone number.
But, actually, being called a go-getter is a beautiful and wonderful compliment which we, as professional women, should embrace and become comfortable with.
"The problem is, so often, even if the policy is open, for transgender people to actually be called to a church or have an opportunity to serve is a different story.
National Grid said that while it was putting both emergency measures in place, they would only actually be called upon as a "last resort".
He thinks the sharing economy espoused by Uber and Airbnb should actually be called "poor persons as a service".
One of the first targets of Mr. Xi's anti-corruption drive — if it can actually be called that — apparently came last week with an investigation of Li Chuncheng, 56, a ranking party official in Sichuan Province.
