The phrase "actually be considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is regarded or thought of in a particular way, often to emphasize a point.
Example: "In some cultures, this practice may actually be considered a form of art."
Alternatives: "truly regarded as" or "genuinely viewed as".
Yet the lifestyle that she leads now could actually be considered more surprising than her past.
How many people need to show up to your party before it can actually be considered a party?
As spenders spend while the economy plummets, the psychiatric world is trying to decide whether compulsive buying should actually be considered a disease.
And while I would like to settle down before I can actually be considered a cougar, I'm decades away from that point.
Bambaataa often says that it should actually be considered the first element, because without knowledge we would not be able to indulge in the various components and practices within the culture.
And the "delicious irony," as Ms. Kahlo put it, is not lost on them that while once their anonymity served (in part) to protect the reputations of the members of an artists' collective, these days being a Guerrilla Girl might actually be considered a good career move.
This could actually be considered a bargain when, all things considered, the amount of pleasure to be had on your own secluded beach is inordinately bigger than in an apartment overlooking London's Hyde Park, one of which is going for £65million.
Its IPO pricing could actually be considered inexpensive.
In many instances, these parameters should actually be considered as random variables or random fields.
As an outcome, it becomes evident that DFT can actually be considered as a precoding operation.
However, on this genealogical basis, I - like many other native-born Scots - would not actually be considered all that Scottish.
