The phrase "actually conceptualized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of forming an idea or concept in a clear and defined manner.
Example: "The project was not just a vague idea; it was actually conceptualized with specific goals and objectives in mind."
Alternatives: "truly envisioned" or "genuinely formulated".
Few individuals are going to frankly announce a purely selfish definition of success; only disinterested others can judge how each of us actually conceptualizes and pursues success.
And in many respects these efforts actually shape the course of design and how we actually conceptualize our reality at present.
Due to the high level of awareness that there is right now, we actually started conceptualizing the Wave of Change by the beginning of 2017.
They examined implementation on a three level scale: suggested (theoretically proposed by authors), conceptualized, implemented (actually used in practice).
His voice rang as he proclaimed, 'l have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skins but the content of their character.'" Although conceptualized by Randolph, the march was actually the result of the increasing tempo of a social movement.
But if you decide to forego sounding smart, consider then the emerging science that the study of poetry can actually help you effectively conceptualize complex problems.
The problem is most directors aren't sure how to conceptualize or actually build experiences that aren't simply movies in 360.
Although Thirion has composed Faraway's sounds, devised its gameplay, conceptualized its visuals, and programmed it all into existence, stopping there actually cheapens the scope of his ambition.
We conceptualized a strength and balance programme for very old persons endangered by, or actually in, need of care.
conceptualized the study.
