The phrase "actually downloaded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been successfully downloaded, often in contrast to a misunderstanding or assumption that it has not.
Example: "I thought the file was still uploading, but it has actually downloaded completely."
Alternatives: "truly downloaded" or "genuinely downloaded".
This includes checking the logs which record which satellites SvalSat has downloaded and uploaded information to, but it does not involve checking the information which is actually downloaded from the satellites.
For any content which had actually downloaded, Apple reserved the right to reject refund applications – as it still does outside the EU.
English student Alex Gabriel describes in a blog post his dismay, when in Berlin in 2011 two of his flatmates fingered him for a film and record that he says he had not actually downloaded.
"Up and Away" scrolls through an encyclopedic array of panoramic horizons -- city skylines, deserts, mountains, castles, forests, oceans -- that conjure up dozens of movie genres but are actually downloaded from video games (and are so coarsely pixilated they seem Pointillist, or knitted).
The risk of piracy is greatly reduced with Apps on Tap, however, since the software is never actually downloaded.
Under the new trial, it must be proved that people actually downloaded those tracks.
And Pandora was actually the top downloaded app on the iPhone for all of 2008.
Actually, these are downloaded from different databases, as described by [ 34].
Speaking of reach, Shazam is also announcing that it has been used (not just downloaded, but actually used to tag content) by 250 million people worldwide.
The general idea here is you can store your files in the cloud and sync them between devices, but while they show up in your Windows Explorer and — now — MacOS Finder, those files don't actually have to be downloaded.
Three days ago, Shazam announced that its app had been used by 250 million people (actually used, not just downloaded) and was expanding its TV efforts beyond partnerships by creating "a comprehensive experience for TV," which would allow "users to tag any show on any channel".
