The phrase "actually granted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been officially approved or given, often in a context where there may have been doubt or uncertainty about the approval.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee finally decided that the proposal was actually granted."
Alternatives: "officially approved" or "truly awarded".
The report reflects only new asylum claims, not how many people fleeing violence or abuse were actually granted refugee status under an international treaty.
The agency had actually granted the visas weeks before Sept. 11, but no one at the I.N.S. thought to intercept the belated paperwork.
While the questions about who knew what, who let air out of the balls (all of which were inspected two hours prior to the game), and what advantage it actually granted the Patriots remain up in the air, the absolute last thing the league needed was more bad headlines this season.
"If the company actually granted the options on Jan . 12as Apple disclosed, then it wouldn't appear to be problematic," said Lynn E. Turner, a former chief accountant at the S.E.C. and a managing director at Glass, Lewis & Company, which advises institutional investors on corporate governance.
Now, the way Kickstarter works is that no money is actually granted to a project until it completely reaches its funding goal.
As demonstrated by its recent forays into prescription drug plans for seniors, unilateral declarations of war by the executive branch, health care, investment banking and automobile manufacturing, the federal government has abandoned any pretense of confining itself to powers actually granted by the Constitution.
But this 638-horsepower machine actually grants transcendence from it.
Then it will notify Congress of its decision before actually granting the permit to Energy Transfer Partners, the pipeline's parent company.
These could include the release of imprisoned terrorists, and some vague form of words that acknowledged the separatists' right to seek an independent state without actually granting it.As things stand, Mr Aznar cannot assume victory in the next election.
Billed as an attempt to preserve religious liberty, this proposed law on "religious land use" would actually grant special privileges to religious construction, allowing houses of worship to evade local laws that have been passed for valid reasons and that everyone else in the community must obey.
Actually granting endangered or threatened status has been a "lightning rod" for political fights, he adds.
