The phrase "actually designated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing the specific designation or title of something or someone.
Example: "The committee members were not just volunteers; they were actually designated representatives from each department."
Alternatives: "specifically assigned" or "formally appointed".
Oly, one of the most design-forward companies at High Point, actually designated a small nook off its main showroom to sell earrings and shagreen clutches to visitors.
Not surprisingly, when the Third came out, Gove could not be certain what the words "Webster," "New," "International," "dictionary," "English" and "language" actually designated, let alone what "Webster's Third" actually accomplished.
The last of the series – actually designated FJ62 – used a fuel-injected 4-litre 6-cylinder engine rated at 155hp and was available with an automatic transmission.
To make room for Nicasio on the 40-man roster, the Dodgers actually designated for assignment the first player Friedman acquired with the Dodgers, infielder Ryan Jackson.
Like other names, Kripke maintains, they are rigid: each designates just the object it actually designates in all possible worlds in which that object exists, and it designates nothing else in any possible world.
Unlike the first scenario, the second allows that mental state terms may actually designate something real it's just that what they designate turn out to be brain states, which will be more accurately described using the terminology of the relevant sciences.
We commend the administration for going beyond simply condemning Iran's censorship and actually designating specific Iranian officials and entities for sanctions.
Our methodology has performed well, in that it provided results which are in agreement with intuition, by highlighting study 16 but not actually designating it an outlier.
Actually, the designated hitter rule has been a divisive eyesore only since 1973.
The video simulation I saw was viewed by 252 people, a nonrandom sample of volunteers from eight cities (average age: 50) who actually were designated health care surrogates for parents or spouses.
Gad told USA Today the script actually never designated LeFou was gay.
