The phrase "actually classified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information that has been officially designated as confidential or restricted in access.
Example: "The documents were not just sensitive; they were actually classified, making them inaccessible to the public."
Alternatives: "officially designated" or "formally categorized".
On June 30, another employee discovered that one of the drawings was actually classified, and notified laboratory officials.
These animals are so different from what we think of as "animals" that that Renaissance scholars actually classified them as plants.
Mr. Kuisla's speeding infraction is actually classified as a crime here, which could seem severe when other parts of the system are relatively lenient.
Under New Labour, this group has been so cravenly courted that the IMF actually classified the British Isles as a tax haven for foreigners until 2008.
The lawsuit claims that "little to none" of the information blacked out of the second printing is actually classified and that the censorship violated Mr. Shaffer's First Amendment rights.
For instance, in the PubChem database [19], only 0.12% of the >91,000,000 compounds (as of June 2016) are actually classified via the MeSH thesaurus.
All right, it's not nearly as spacious as a Cadillac DeVille -- the E.P.A. actually classifies the M5 as a compact sedan -- or even its own 7-Series siblings.
Managers can actually classify posts, and assign tasks to employees from the app.
"We've built intelligent algorithms to try and actually classify this Wi-Fi.
This decade, the last decade, which finished this year is the warmest ever". It actually classifies a 10 year average as a long-term trend.
Nudge co-founder Mac Gambill explains that "Nudge can integrate with passive and active trackers (I use Fitbit and Runkeeper), but Moves is different as it actually classifies different types of activities.
