The phrase "actually ignored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something was indeed overlooked or not taken into account, often in a context where it contrasts with what was expected or assumed.
Example: "Despite the numerous warnings, the committee actually ignored the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "truly overlooked" or "genuinely disregarded".
But consider the reason to act otherwise that was present to the agent in the actual world (not doing moral wrong), the one the agent actually ignored.
Here's a whole show about lifestyles that are actually ignored.
Collina admitted mistakes had been made, but by referees who had actually ignored the advice of their assistants.
By doing so, Congress actually ignored evidence that a similar deregulation of foreign issuers in the last decade led to the scandal involving Chinese reverse I.P.O.'s.
And here's the gruesome kicker: the Texas board actually ignored advice from its own, balanced committee whenever it contradicted the agenda of the far-right majority.
CTB Ritually reviled when not actually ignored, the nation's concrete diagrams of motorised pleasure and convenience are memorials to a lost age of optimism and opportunity.
Actually, ignore the last one.
The pizzeria, which has several branches in the East Village and Greenwich Village, is famous for a vegetarian pie, the Earth Mother, which delivers so much flavor you can actually ignore the fact that there is no mozzarella.
The flipside of this argument, however, is to ask if these filmmakers are actually ignoring their own audience back home in their misguided attempts to be heralded as the next indecipherable guru of subtitled obscurity.
It then forces them back to Libya, an undemocratic state whose leader scoffs at notions of human rights.But there is no evidence that Italy is actually ignoring the plight of those, like Ms Tazrar, who manage to reach its territorial waters.
In calling for these delayed and very modest troop reductions, the president is actually ignoring the advice of his senior military advisers, just as he did when he decided to surge 30,000 more troops to Iraq in the first half of 2007.
