The phrase "actually highlighted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been emphasized or marked in a noticeable way, often in the context of text or visual elements.
Example: "The key points in the report are actually highlighted in yellow for better visibility."
Alternatives: "truly emphasized" or "specifically marked".
A report commissioned and financed by China Power Investment actually highlighted these questions.
"People realise that's a capacity issue and I think the cutbacks agenda has actually highlighted that.
As a further example, he showed off an application using the Kinect which I actually highlighted back in August.
"I actually highlighted him to the players last year after he scored an amazing winning goal in the Asian Cup final".
The camera will get some upgrades, potentially due largely to software, and another rumor suggests it might drop the headphone port which it actually highlighted as a feature differentiator vs. the iPhone last time around.
Megan's voice is on a different level, but this rare duet actually highlighted them both as forces to be reckoned with.
We've really highlighted that moral decision.
The button is actually not highlighted.
Dip estimates were given most often for the salmon cross-section (97%% of the trials) and least often for the papaya cross-section (37 %). Figure 5a shows the true dip angle (how the highlighted region actually extended into the object) and participants' mean dip estimate for each picture.
Each link in a (highlighted black links) actually embeds the relative dependence of a given plant (e.g., palmito Euterpe edulis) on the dispersal service of the frugivore species (e.g., the Jacutinga Aburria jacutinga or the Channel-billed toucan Rhamphastos vitellinus; dark arrow) and the reciprocal dependence of the frugivore on the fruit food resource provided by the plant (light arrow).
