The phrase "actually handed over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the act of transferring something, often in a context where there may be doubt or surprise about whether the transfer occurred.
Example: "After much negotiation, the documents were finally actually handed over to the new owner."
Alternatives: "truly delivered" or "genuinely transferred".
Unfortunately no government has ever actually handed over a cheque.
It seemed mystifying that these privileged people had actually handed over money to leave behind their jobs, homes and families and put themselves through a week of pain and suffering.
When marketers and publicists who once saw buyers line up to sign contracts were asked what they now consider a "hot" level of sales, they said they were happy if two or three buyers had signed contracts in the last month or so, and had actually handed over checks for the 10percentt down payments.
Was the data collected internally, but never actually handed over?
One large caveat: These figures are estimates, since the amount individual buyers actually handed over for those spots varies, depending on a host of variables, including the advertisers' perceptions about the value of a show, the timing and size of their purchases and their clout with the respective network.
In your uncontrolled lust for political power to create a Republican realignment, you've actually handed over that precise dream to the Democrats.
A few lenders allow you to effectively stump up a deposit without actually handing over any cash.
Some Iraqis say that Mr Bremer wants to give an impression that the Americans are ending their occupation without actually handing over power.
New photo sharing features to arrive in coming weeks make it easy for people to use Dropbox to share their snaps with friends via a social networks or email without having to actually hand over their photos to Facebook or anyone else, allowing them to retain more direct control over their images.
Many of these firms didn't actually hand over any monies, but their deferred tax obligations piled up just the same.
So, if, for whatever reason, you don't like giving your credit card information over the Internet, you can still shop online, but then actually hand over cash or plastic to a real live human being.
