The phrase "actually do find" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the discovery or realization of something, often in a context where the speaker is surprised or clarifying their point.
Example: "Despite my initial doubts, I actually do find this method to be quite effective."
Alternatives: "truly find" or "really discover".
Several of the dancers noted that in the performance they actually do find themselves praying — so intently that when Mr. Izhaki stops them with a correction, they are annoyed at the interruption.
As to the rest of the gang, Fleming found herself living in a motel after her husband discovered the truth about Rich Akers (I actually do find it refreshing that it's the woman cop who has this plot line for once) while the ongoing mystery that is Steve Arnott's ability to pull every woman he comes into close contact with continued with a night of passion with "Jolly" Rogerson.
We actually do find that people refer to the question on to someone else.
At Disrupt SF, we'll get down to the nitty-gritty of how the latest initiative will work, what we'll do if we actually do find intelligent life elsewhere, and what drives Milner to so passionately lead this search.
Those answers are not very satisfying I realize, but we will discuss one way in which we actually do find planets around other stars and how it has opened up the Universe to us in ways we never dreamed.
If you actually do find something that indicates wrongdoing you have to decide whether to confront the person (and admit the fact that you did something unethical/illegal) or sit in silence while the knowledge eats away at you.
Ask your students what they expect to happen – and watch their surprise at what actually does (find out in the video below).
A recent study in the Journal of Climate by NOAA's Thomas Knutson and colleagues actually did find that the northeast Pacific, where Patricia formed, is an area where storms are expected to intensify.
With regard to religiosity and risk-taking specifically, a few years back a study actually did find that firms in U.S. counties with high religiosity did engage in less risk taking.
"I just thought it would be cool if someone actually did find it.
