The phrase "actually commented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has made a remark or observation, often in a way that clarifies or emphasizes the truth of the statement.
Example: "During the meeting, she actually commented on the importance of teamwork in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "truly remarked" or "genuinely stated".
And at the risk of sounding as if I've made this up, the day after the treatment a friend actually commented on the "glowing" appearance of my skin.
Accounts from The Associated Press, other news organizations and blogs emphasized the fact that Christopher Cox had actually commented on a blog last week.
"Most buyers actually commented that the illustration helped them to see the possibilities," she said, "and they had a lot of enthusiasm about the potential of creating an extra room".
"He even kept an old list of what clothes he'd need for school!" Stephen Plotkin, the reference archivist for the John F. Kennedy Library and, formerly, the longtime Hemingway Collection curator, explained over e-mail that, to the best of his knowledge, "Mary was the only one of his wives that actually commented much on Hemingway's tendency to hoard".
"No, I actually commented that we're going to have to make sure that Mitch McConnell and the Senate hold it up," Trump, who spent a lot of time during the 2012 election season spreading doubts about Obama's American birth, replied, without pausing to comment on that "Hussein".
And what made me laugh like a drain when I reviewed this was the fact that one of the editors actually commented, without irony, that some readers had "suggested that all we had done was to present some very obvious and well-known ideas and dressed them up in fancy conceptual language – designed to appeal to restricted elite audiences who shared the common code of jargonised text".
I've not heard what he has to say so it's very difficult to actually comment".
This is to his eternal credit, but it also means his memoir has almost nothing on which to actually comment.
And Jagger was not actually commenting on the viability of the Rolling Stones as a long-term proposition, but simply expressing a determination never to be middle-aged.
He's like a snake, man," said Redskins defender Brian Orakpo, who was not actually commenting on the game at all but singing along to an old Carrie Underwood album.
You know they're on strike or in grad school or expanding their massage practice but you feel weird knowing it, and you'd feel weirder actually commenting, as if you're peering over their fence and loudly admiring the begonias.
