The phrase "actually international" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is genuinely or truly international in scope or nature.
Example: "The conference attracted participants from over 50 countries, making it an actually international event."
Alternatives: "truly international" or "genuinely international".
Actually, international economic integration gives dramatic evidence for the mutual constitution of state and economy.
The Occupy movement, which has been fueled by social media, has also forced a wider debate on the issue into the national -- actually, international -- conversation.
On the same page, the journal identified as Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health is actually International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health.
At Abu Ghraib, America paid the price for American exceptionalism, the idea that America is too noble, too special, too great to actually obey international treaties like the Torture Convention or international bodies like the Red Cross.
Before Oberoi, there were fancy-looking hotels throughout India, often housed in beautiful, even palatial structures, but very few outside of New Delhi actually met international standards of service and luxury.
What may actually shock international opinion is Beijing's grotesque campaign against the prize.
From that perspective, we actually have International Men's Day the other 364 days of the year.
The Americans reckon that, although it is ostensibly intended to make money laundering harder, it actually undermines international efforts to crack down on the crime.
"It is actually the international community that is showing a lack of seriousness, by failing to show that there is an alternative for farmers," he said.
On the other hand, innovations that respond to concerns or circumstances that are peculiar to the home market can actually retard international competitive success.
The couple had been married two months, and now Lee King was telling her that his father, a balding local cable technician, was actually an international fugitive who had staged one of England's most infamous bank heists.
