The phrase "actually combat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of engaging in or fighting against something, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new policy aims to actually combat the rising levels of pollution in our city."
Alternatives: "truly fight" or "effectively address".
And beyond public protests, what can you and other activists do to actually combat those policies, given that the White House and Congress are controlled by a Republican Party that has largely backed the sort of actions Trump has taken?
Bill Wehrum, head of the EPA's Office of Air and Radiation, took issue with the notion that Tuesday's announcement was one of the few actions the Trump EPA had taken to actually combat air pollution.
Are the 1,600 "military advisers" already in Iraq actually "combat troops"? 6. Mr President, during the debate about whether to arm the Syrian rebels or not, which was actually public and involved Congressional approval, Secretary of State John Kerry refused to acknowledge to Congress that the CIA has already been training the rebels for over a year, though it's been widely reported as true.
What are you doing in your every day life to actually combat racism?
Scientists have found some uplifting evidence to suggest new purchases can actually combat our feelings of sadness and increase our motivation level.
That's because the goal of the far Left is not to actually combat the problems that affect the needy, but to attack the Right.
Talking actually combats the depression.
Taking in the spectacle of Tura and a man actually fighting -- hand-to-hand combat, is sexy, for sure, but it's genuinely terrifying.
"However, it reached alarming proportions among the 10 percent of the men in uniform who actually saw combat".
However, physical activity can actually help combat fatigue and doesn't have to be organised sport (eg gym classes or walking).
But intelligence sources insist that Bin Laden actually saw combat only once, in a weeklong barrage by the Soviets at Jaji, where the Arab Afghans had dug themselves into caves using Bin Laden's construction equipment.
