The phrase "actually be focused" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the importance of maintaining concentration or attention on a specific task or subject.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, we need to actually be focused on our goals and objectives."
Alternatives: "truly concentrate" or "really pay attention".
Success here depends on how good your boss is at politicking and how good you are at politicking with your boss, rather than actually being focused on the merits of specific investments – the scale is too large to be accurate when it comes to brass tacks".
We have to apply our principles in a way that translates to understanding that we actually are focussing and trying to help people and meet the needs that they have".
You have too much to drink, remember the old times as being better than they actually were, focus on the highlights and forget the arguments, then nip out behind the marquee for a quick vertical shunt up against a tree, even though your knees are shot, your back's aching and you can't keep it up for long.
"We are not one of those groups that merely pretend to be focused on policy, but are actually focused on campaigns," its website says.
And as much as I've loved doing the design part of my life, I have a feeling that I'm actually going to be focusing more on working in the theater.
By the time it was actually addressed, I was focused on the other plot points and so it didn't have impact in the way it might have if brought in earlier.
Except, we actually haven't been focused on ourselves.
Actually, drug therapy is focused on using statins and combined therapy with ezetimibe and statins.
At first, you might think this is silly, but what it actually does is focus your attention on the moment you are in, ridding yourself of distractions, and getting yourself into the habit of being conscience of your actions.
