The phrase "actually facilitate it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of making something easier or more achievable, often in a context where there may be doubt about the effectiveness of the action.
Example: "The new software is designed to actually facilitate it, streamlining the workflow for all users."
Alternatives: "truly enable it" or "effectively support it".
However, since it strengthens the hand of the creditors, and a Syriza-led government is unlikely to unilaterally take Greece out of the euro, it may actually facilitate a compromise – though it will drive the situation right to the edge.
"He has said it will prevent the Iranians from acquiring nuclear weapons, but it will actually facilitate and legitimize an Iranian nuclear arsenal.
How well does your company actually facilitate and execute on change when it is needed?
Although potassium channels are generally assumed to be inhibitory [25], it was recently shown that BK channels can actually facilitate high-frequency burst firing in hippocampal pyramidal cells [26], promote spontaneous spiking in cerebellar neurons [27], and cause epilepsy in humans [28], [29].
Moreover, sovereign money may actually facilitate a bank run: if the central bank offers a safe asset, it becomes easier to move out of banking liabilities when there is a decline in confidence in the banking system.
Furthermore, it is possible that AF-induced myocyte dedifferentiation may actually facilitate myocyte regeneration in light of evidence that dedifferentiated adult myocytes exhibit downregulation of cell cycle inhibitors and reexpression of cardiac progenitor cell markers, collectively contributing to an enhanced ability to proliferate and form new myocytes [ 62, 63].
However it has been shown that in certain theoretical scenarios, epistasis may actually facilitate evolution (Wagner et al. 1994).
In 2013, researchers in Sweden published evidence that it's the latter that may be at work: eye movements may actually facilitate memory retrieval.
While evidence on the effectiveness of single programmes exists, it has not been reviewed systematically to establish empirically which types of programmes actually facilitate immigrants' employment uptake.
It has been reported that in animal models, transfusion of MSCs concurrent with immunosuppressants can actually facilitate the development of graft rejection.
