The phrase "actually down with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in informal contexts to express agreement or support for something.
Example: "I'm actually down with the idea of having a team outing this weekend."
Alternatives: "actually in favor of" or "truly supportive of".
Just kidding, I bet you're actually really down with the proles, your dad probably has Hogarth's Gin Lane on his wall.
But government statistics indicate that, over all, inflation is actually down compared with last year's rate.
The Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund notes that eight officers have been shot and killed in the United States in the last month — and four died in the span of 10 days — but shooting deaths of officers from January through September of this year were actually down 13% compared with the same period last year.
Opera says users of its white-label carrier browser, plus those who co-brand with Opera Mini, now number at 39.8 million, growth of 145%, but revenues in that business were actually down by 24% to $10.4 million, with carrier licensing revenues up by only 3% to $9.2 million.
The NFL's data show that through the first six weeks of the season, penalties are actually down slightly from last season, with an average of 16.57 per game.
I didn't really know what to make of the whole system before actually sitting down with a couple of kits.
The ways in which I've had the opportunity to work with major companies - actually sitting down with them to personally create and execute content that isn't just about message delivery, but is actually about education and entertainment - is just extraordinary, and is a testament to DBA's imaginative, forward-thinking approach to the industry.
With Seth's ex-girlfriend dead (again) does this mean he will actually settle down with Kelly?
"He loved that he could actually sit down with his brother at the table and talk about this stuff.
The spate of attacks is still limited and the number of people actually coming down with illness quite small.
