The phrase "actually considered as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is perceived or classified in a particular context.
Example: "In many cultures, this practice is actually considered as a rite of passage."
Alternatives: "often regarded as" or "typically seen as".
As the conventional tests can be actually considered as a kind of fatigue tests with transitory intervals, the accumulative rate of residual deformation increases with the duration of the interval in all test groups.
Minerals which led to inconsistent phase assemblages were removed from the chemical system definition; it is the case of goethite for instance, which is actually considered as a metastable phase (Berner 2013).
Hence, it can be seen that searching for the correct transformation (instead of applying a fixed kernel) is of paramount importance, and this is actually considered as one of the main motivations for designing the feature synthesis scheme proposed in this article.
JH: Yes, it was actually considered as a possible track for "Thriller".
For example, we've heard stories of a lack of potable water for volunteers (which can have serious health consequences) or accommodation without windows (which was actually considered as luxury, since no windows meant no sun coming in with the heat!).
The musicians in the present study had training in performing the Western classical music and the currently used musical corpus is actually considered as a milestone of the Western classical music [24].
However, the opinions of people with chronic conditions and their carers and what they actually consider as ideal healthcare is limited.
In fact, Hubisz found few of those listed as authors actually considered themselves as such.
"The Kyoto Protocol is a dated document, it is actually considered by many as an impediment to the move forward but there was good will demonstrated in Durban, the agreement that we ended up with provides the basis for an agreement by 2015". He said that though the text of the Durban agreement "provides a loophole for China and India", it represents "the way forward".
The attacks got so bad that Dean actually considered leaving the party, as he detailed in his interview with Candidate Confessional.
Sonia Zakrzewski, a bioarchaeologist at the University of Southampton, told me that this study is intriguing and noted that "too rarely have we as archaeologists actually considered the practicalities of using the reeds and who might be doing this.
