The phrase "actually constructed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the materials or components that make up an object or structure.
Example: "The sculpture is actually constructed of recycled materials, showcasing the artist's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "made up of" or "composed of".
This was certainly a feature of later Greek theatres when small buildings were actually constructed on each end of the skene to enclose the ends of such a raised stage.
The tapestry design is actually constructed out of Braille, so the words of the songs can be read as well as heard.
While there, Fox says a "high ranking member" of Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities told her that the pyramids were actually constructed as some kind of power plant a fact the Egyptian government has covered up.
For, if we agree that what appears natural in art is actually constructed from a series of hidden postures, decisions and influences, etc, we must surely have to weigh the notion that what's taken as natural in our experience of everyday life could actually be a construction as well.
Most of the listed lines that were actually constructed were under the management of the Ministry of Railway until the 1940s, then under Japan National Railway (JNR) and Japan Railways (JR) after privatization, but a few exceptions exist.
The diagram shown in Fig. 5b was actually constructed using CHNOSZ by taking account of the formation reactions of residue equivalents of the proteins, instead of the metastability reaction represented by Reaction 6.
The paper early advocated subway transportation and in 1870 actually constructed a pneumatically operated subway of Beach's design under a section of Broadway.
An fMRI image is actually constructed from the complex interplay of radio waves and the magnetic properties of hemoglobin.
