The phrase "actually been developed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intended use of something that has been created or designed.
Example: "The software has actually been developed for improving user experience and streamlining workflows."
Alternatives: "specifically designed for" or "intended for".
Using Paton's model, which actually was developed for exfoliation mechanism of graphene in a solvent, we assume that the exfoliation of graphene is initiated after the adsorption of surfactant on the graphite sheets by wetting mechanism.
It has actually been developed and applied for other domains by Robinson (cf. [2]), Parandian (cf. [3]), and Te Kulve (cf. [4]).
The control system for the FFAG accelerator complex has actually been developed by non-specialists, and the developed control system was successfully used for commissioning the FFAG complex.
Of the new areas considered, the one with the most potential promise for actually being developed remains the Eastern Gulf of Mexico essentially the entire eastern third of the Gulf from the Florida Panhandle to the coast.
Although other brief CBT-I interventions have been developed for primary care, none of them were actually delivered to depressed patients or implemented in primary care.
For each type, we then go onto analyse their properties and discuss how specific instances can actually be developed.
Now the app must actually be developed.
Disney CEO Bog Iger said on the company earnings call this week that the company would actually be developing "a few 'Star Wars' series" for the Disney's streaming service; one was already known to be a live-action series.
"In proving the value of technology as the enabler for that development, it's not just creating consumption of technology, but it's actually more importantly creating the ability for knowledge to be developed, for technology to actually be built in Africa.
