The phrase "actually constructed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the reality or truth of something being built or created, often in contrast to assumptions or misconceptions.
Example: "The building was not just a concept; it was actually constructed in 2010."
Alternatives: "truly built" or "genuinely created".
Only when one of the children must be traversed by a ray is it actually constructed.
However, there is no evidence suggesting that da Vinci ever actually constructed such a device.
Perhaps underneath its glorious Ampelopsis creeper, that famous clocktower is actually constructed of ivory.
The building was actually constructed by an engineer named Mike Epstein (who was not our source for the photos).
The designs are simply proposals, but it would certainly be an interesting – and contentious – addition to the Manhattan skyline were the tower actually constructed.
The labyrinth of consciousness is actually constructed from the only means by which we can find a way out of it.
Car developers use digital human modeling tools to analyze and visualize car interiors in relation to human characteristics before the vehicles are actually constructed.
"The biography of Jesus is actually constructed, tip to stern, on prior stories, but especially on the biography of a Roman Caesar".
The paper early advocated subway transportation and in 1870 actually constructed a pneumatically operated subway of Beach's design under a section of Broadway.
His quixotic and winning book is an attempt to comprehend the physical realities of the Internet, to describe how this seemingly intangible thing is actually constructed.
Do they really want to help Trump come up with the twelve billion to fifteen billion dollars it will cost taxpayers to build a border wall that, if it's ever actually constructed, is bound to be a useless eyesore?
