The phrase "actually coordinated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is genuinely organized or arranged in a coordinated manner, often to clarify or emphasize the coordination involved.
Example: "The event was actually coordinated by a team of professionals who ensured everything ran smoothly."
Alternatives: "truly organized" or "genuinely arranged".
E-Verify is actually coordinated through the Social Security database.
So things inside of the bracket are actually coordinated to the metal, things outside the bracket are counter ions.
But according to Asen and many others here, the notion that Hezbollah and Hamas had actually coordinated their separate abductions, despite the similarities, is far-fetched.
So if you're looking for an example of a campaign coordinating with a foreign country or a foreign source, look no further than the DNC who actually coordinated opposition research with the Ukrainian Embassy.
In some species of Synalpheus, colony defense is actually coordinated among group members and thus, there very well may be a soldier caste to defend the colony, much as there is in some ants and termites.
"So if you're looking for an example of a campaign coordinating with a foreign country or a foreign source, look no further than the DNC, who actually coordinated opposition research with the Ukrainian Embassy". interview on CNN's "State of the Union".
The more subtle ingredient in this model's success the secret sauce, as it were is a culture in which care coordinators can actually coordinate care.
So in the end, this was a bunch of people around the president lying, perhaps to avoid what might look like coordination if they were going to tell the truth, but not actually coordinating, according to the legal definition.
They may actually coordinate protein signals for proper fetal development.
LL Some major UK supermarkets like Aldi, Lidl and Tesco are actually coordinating their sourcing strategies across their EU operations.
Mr. Martinelli is actually coordinating in the 18th Congressional District, the largest of four districts that include parts of Westchester.
