The phrase "actually comply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that someone or something is genuinely following rules, regulations, or requests.
Example: "Despite the initial resistance, the team has decided to actually comply with the new safety protocols."
Alternatives: "truly adhere" or "genuinely follow".
Sponsors can demand that organisations actually comply with their own policies on gender equality.
One of the rebel groups, Noureddine al-Zenki, said Iran had imposed conditions the rebels could not actually comply with.
"I'd say less than a third, maybe even a fifth, of the people who these programs are targeted for actually comply," said Dr. Levine.
The owner's manual suggests that Mini drivers give each other the thumbs up when passing in the street, and New Yorkers actually comply.
Most of the larger Internet service providers can actually comply with subpoenas to produce e-mail and customer records using their own technology, and do not need Carnivore.
In line with the overweighting of events with small probabilities (i.e. fiscal audits), we find that planning induces the majority of people not only to adopt a mechanism of commitment to tax compliance, but also to actually comply.
Her campaign seemed more than a little bit surprised when Mr. Lazio actually complied.
Well, the N.C.A.A. has no ability to monitor or evaluate whether a university is actually complying with the academic progress it says it is complying with".
Yet we know, from an audit published in January in the British Medical Journal, that only one in five trials conducted in America since then have actually complied.
Told to put their wrists, not their elbows, on the table, or to blot at their mouths with a napkin before sipping a drink, they actually complied.
But no one has established yet whether the company actually complied with the plan or whether the federal regulators checked to see that it had.
