The phrase "actually be viewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perception or visibility of something, often to emphasize that it is possible to see or understand it in a certain way.
Example: "The artwork can actually be viewed from different angles, revealing new details each time."
Alternatives: "can truly be seen" or "may indeed be observed".
But the recent movement should actually be viewed as a positive development for a sport that spent the better part of a decade in the aftermath of the Jordan-Bulls era putting out intrasquad fires in cities of all sizes.
Not only is the second publication distinct from the first one through the addition of several new areas of law, namely on specific contracts, trusts and company law, thereby increasing the number of chapters from twenty-two to thirty-six.' Rather, the second edition is designed to take on a different perspective altogether and, therefore, might actually be viewed as a sequel to the first edition.
Utility maximization can actually be viewed as a process in which all users compete for resources according to the criteria that the Highest Quality Improvement the Highest Possibility Resources (HQIHPR) [2].
(Please note that there are some studies that discuss exceptions to crowding as a negative, but many academic papers consistently find that crowding negatively affects a consumer's retail experience). Thus, I wondered if crowding may actually be viewed positively by those consumers who experience social exclusion.
Under ordinary circumstances it might actually be viewed as a cause for celebration.
His videos can actually be viewed as a deeper message for those working in the trenches of healthcare.
(The clip has actually been viewed about 17,000 times, still impressive for what amounts to an arcane scalar exercise).
[Update: Savodnik said that according to his Vimeo analytics, which he sent me, "Chutzpah" has actually been viewed more than 40,000 times.].
These certifications and analytics could give Facebook's advertisers confidence that their ads aren't being shown next to bad content, are actually being viewed, are being counted properly.
This sounds obvious, but it's not that easy: Ad blockers, infinite scroll design and auto-load/auto-play videos all make it harder than ever to determine what has actually been viewed and what has successfully captured the consumer's attention.
Similarly, later elaboration on the conceptual or perceptual properties of misleading information about a previously seen video can increase erroneous reports that this information had actually been viewed, in contrast to a control condition involving non-elaborative verbal manipulations (Zaragoza, Mitchell, Payment, & Drivdahl, 2011).
