The phrase "actually get caught" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the likelihood or reality of being discovered or apprehended, often in relation to wrongdoing or mistakes.
Example: "Many people think they can break the rules without consequences, but they often forget that they might actually get caught."
Alternatives: "truly be apprehended" or "really get discovered".
"They'd usually say how he was the first one to actually get caught," Mr. Nixon said of the 37th president.
Though we wonder how Dexter will evade capture, we don't worry that he will actually get caught.
Jonathan Vaughters, the director of the Garmin-Transitions squad and an outspoken critic of doping in cycling, said: "They can introduce a test pretty suddenly, which you'd think should send a message to riders that they really shouldn't mess around with doping because they might actually get caught.
"One of the things I think is really kinda cool," he says, "is you can watch a badly done movie and maybe the two lead actresses are really crappy, or not really crappy, maybe they're just not that good, all right, but, God damn it, crazily enough you actually get caught up in the story and actually start caring about them and want it all to work out well.
As one teen shared recently via a blog post where he documented his peers' habits and interests with regard to social media, one of the things they liked about Instagram is that it's possible to actually get "caught up" with their feeds.
Not that he doesn't face jeopardy: While he doesn't actually get caught when things go drastically wrong, he does confront a threat in the form of a sleazy orderly (Michael Pena), who momentarily gets him over a barrel.
"I'd love it if no one actually got caught," Mr. Byford said.
He actually gets caught out by the receiver's stem, which takes him outside toward the numbers.
Authorities are shocked by Pongpat's actions, but the Thai public is mainly astonished that someone so powerful actually got caught.
I actually got caught one time going 160 [mph].
"She was shocked and I think she was more horrified that she actually got caught.
