The phrase "actually encounter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a real or tangible experience with something or someone, often to emphasize the reality of the situation.
Example: "During my travels, I actually encounter many different cultures that broadened my perspective."
Alternatives: "truly meet" or "genuinely face".
Yes, the point was, upstate it could be something you could actually encounter.
The company said its application verification service focuses on catching malware that people will actually encounter.
And once we actually encounter Philip in this production, we see just how much the father is the key to the son's character and vice versa.
Q. Did you ever actually encounter rough weather during the filming? A. We went out in Tropical Storm Floyd, and there were some pretty unhappy campers that day.
The other is the Yogi Berra line 'Nobody goes to Coney Island anymore; it's too crowded.' That's the idea that things tend to settle into some kind of equilibrium where what people expect is in line with what they actually encounter".
In specific situations, what people assume before using the service may contradict what we actually encounter during and after the service is performed.
Or he may have cried wolf several times before actually encountering one.
8.19pm: Toyoda: "I sincerely regret that some people actually encountered accidents in Toyota vehicles".
"It's a word that seems to have an appealing aura if you haven't actually encountered the reality that it contains," Mr. Lasdun said, of "obsessed".
By the time he got there, Dr. Mukherjee had pretty much decided to specialize in oncology, but the experience of actually encountering patients was transforming.
And if his authority rested on fearsome rumors of a "spanking machine" he kept in his office, no pupil ever actually encountered the device, Mr. Raskin said.
