The phrase "actually characterized by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the defining features or qualities of something in a more emphatic way.
Example: "The species is actually characterized by its unique coloration and behavior in the wild."
Alternatives: "truly defined by" or "specifically marked by".
The molecular modeling analysis is in agreement with the NMR titrations performed in this investigation indicating that ruthenium complexes are actually characterized by a mixed binding mode.
This generalization would be wrong if the population is actually characterized by distinct subpopulations.
Since water is actually characterized by making reference to both its microstructural and macroscopic features, this can't on its own provide a justification for microessentialism.
As a result, the urban environment is actually characterized by a lower amount of competing nodes on the wireless channel, although there is actually a higher vehicle density in the city then on the highway.
As a consequence of the interventions done during the years, the tower is actually characterized by walls whose core is realized in concrete while the external facades are made with the original Trani stones.
Actually, Raman lines are actually characterized by their shape (width, symmetry) and their position, parameters that are strongly correlated with the structure/morphology (crystalline, amorphous) and with the particle size (micrometric, nanometric).
This fact actually characterizes Hilbert spaces.
Actually, room 2 is characterized by an environment more isolated from outdoor conditions and room 4 is partly covered with ceramic tiles that prevent incoming sunlight.
Actually the PRRII sequence is characterized by an anomalous high A+T content (AT-tracts) and the intrinsic supercoil possibly results from the regular spacing of the AT-tracts with a periodicity slightly out of phase with the mean helical pitch.
1 Worldwide, the number of individuals with diabetes is growing at an unprecedented rate and is expected to surpass 550 million by 2030. 2 Diabetes mellitus (diabetes) is actually a group of diseases characterized by high blood glucose levels that result from defects in the body's ability to produce and/or use insulin.
However, it is difficult to conceptualize how the dilution effect and the impact of reduced biodiversity actually apply to CCHF, a disease characterized by a variety of different transmission and tick hosts.
