The phrase "actually be checked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the verification or validation of something, often to emphasize the necessity of checking.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, it is crucial that all data points actually be checked for accuracy."
Alternatives: "must be verified" or "should be confirmed".
It sounds like a gargantuan task, but Grifo won't actually be checking the integrity of every committee, scientific document, and peer review.
Citing the small average per-person savings in BofA's "Keep the Change" program mentioned above, Karlan worries that by donating spare change, the resultant "warm fuzzy feeling" we get by spending (and donating) could actually be checking the "charity box in your head" that might deter us from greater donations later on.
Agency officials have also been changing reporting requirements and meeting with utilities over the issue of reporting which pipe has actually been checked.
Actually, it can easily be checked that the pair (A, C) is observable.
In any case, the best test for such an approach would be to check its results for cities with significant site amplification having already been hit by damaging earthquakes, and where effects of such spectral coincidence could be checked on actually observed damage (e.g., Mexico City 1985; Kathmandu, Nepal 2015; Puerto Viejo and other coastal cities, Ecuador 2016).
We have one more input item than is actually required, and that is used for a check, where we can use the fact that What we actually do is check the sum The sum Δ is supposed to be equal to one.
Foursquare has announced today that people can now check into events officially, which is weird because people have actually (unofficially) been checking into events for a long time.
Traditional print and online dictionaries do very well at all these tasks, as long as the word being checked is actually included.
– Even when they actually do take vacation, 41percentt are checking into work while away (i.e., they are not fully unplugging).
Foursquare fans, you're going to have to start earning your badges and mayorships the hard way: by actually visiting the places you're checking into.
