The phrase "actually contemplating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of seriously thinking about or considering something.
Example: "She was actually contemplating a career change after years in the same job."
Alternatives: "truly considering" or "seriously pondering".
"Which I am actually contemplating doing right now," he added.
"We were actually contemplating a dismissal of the case," an assistant district attorney, Lanita Hobbs, told Justice Wetzel.
A surge in domestic Indian coal supply meant the Indian government was "actually contemplating banning all coal imports", he said.
Some countries in Europe can't find enough garbage to burn in their energy plants, and officials in Norway are actually contemplating importing garbage all the way from America by — you can't makes this stuff up — ocean-going ships.
Meanwhile, I found myself aghast to be actually contemplating whether my constitutional rights were in the process of being trampled by a college football coach, or an agent acting on his behalf.
"At that moment I was actually contemplating starting a home for homeless mothers and children, and hearing him, I was further encouraged and felt inspired to do that," he recalled.
We actually contemplated it!" Field says, laughing.
"Players actually contemplated how many days before an event it was cool to get loaded".
Mr. Cohen, who refers to the party crashing as "that incident in November," said Bravo actually contemplated killing the show.
At times in his life, Hill actually contemplated hiring an actor to do readings of his work, to conceal that unmistakable resemblance to his father.
But, impressive as this work is, it is no replacement for having the courage to actually contemplate the state of the world around us.
