The phrase "actually concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has definitively come to an end or has been finalized.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee has actually concluded their discussions and reached a decision."
Alternatives: "truly finished" or "definitively wrapped up".
The government and environmentalists actually concluded that case was unwinnable just a few weeks ago.
When she comes upon photographs hinting that Curtis was gay, we aren't sure whether this is something she actually concluded.
The only agreement actually concluded among the eight was to bring their trading hours into line, and that agreement was broken, traders said.
The process had actually concluded months earlier, and People convinced ABC it could write the article and keep the winner secret.
Although it is convenient to refer to the early development of the plant sporophyte from the fertilized egg as embryogenesis, the process is never actually concluded as it is in the higher animals.
A treaty was actually concluded in Paris in 1952, but tension between eastern and western Europe lessened, and by 1954 the necessity for the EDC seemed also to diminish.
Actually concluding the deal, however, may require more political capital than most governments at the table are willing to spend.
The game against them on 19 December will actually conclude our celebrations.
Moreover, since the fundamental group of a torus is torsion free, we can actually conclude that (T=0).
"My view is that a more flexible approach will give us a better chance to actually conclude an effective new agreement and meet the goal we all share".
But it's also a service for drivers – Lyft allows drivers nearing the end of a trip to be matched up with passengers nearby before the trip actually concludes to help them earn more by chaining fares.
