The phrase "actually get going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the act of starting or proceeding with something, often after some delay or hesitation.
Example: "After discussing our plans for hours, we finally decided to actually get going on the project."
Alternatives: "really start" or "truly begin".
And you will have to actually get going.
It never hurts to know how your vehicle actually works, in case you ever actually get going again.
"We can't wait for Congress to actually get going on issues that are vital to the middle class," he said, pledging more executive actions, a kind of presidential decree that is limited in scope and can easily be overturned by a successor.
The BBC's technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones investigates whether smartwatches are the next big thing, or a trend that might never actually get going.
So theoretical predictions were way optimistic, and that's why it took so long for gamma-ray astronomy to actually get going in a productive way.
You will likely deviate from your initial plan shortly after you actually get going, but having the plan to reference and help keep you on track is invaluable.
But the center, housed in a new building on West Thirty-seventh Street, actually got going earlier this year, when it inaugurated fellowships for young artists, who are given studio space, technological support (light, sound, video), and some money to get their shows together.
The fight is due to start around 10pm but we'll see if Manchester time-keeping is as efficient as it is in Las Vegas where I seem to remember it being bright outside by the time many of those supposed 2am fights actually got going.
And, as London's French Institute demonstrates with a parallel season of French films noirs, when the nouvelle vague actually got going, Truffaut offered an adaption of David Goodis's downbeat novel, Shoot the Pianist, and Louis Malle affected noir stylistics in Lift to the Scaffold (1958).
And, of course, Mundie believes that Microsoft is the odds-on favorite to win this race once it actually gets going.
"We've estimated it's going to take us at least 12 weeks to pack all these up, we originally said eight weeks but now we've actually got going we know it's going to take a lot longer," said Naomi Gallimore from the team.
