The phrase "actually lacking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is genuinely missing or deficient in a particular context.
Example: "Despite the team's efforts, the project is actually lacking the necessary resources to succeed."
Alternatives: "truly missing" or "genuinely deficient".
He takes us into the real achievement of the book and play, showing how so much of our common sense is actually lacking in logic, how odd the things are that we take for granted.
An alternate version: "My life feels lacking because I am comparing it to others using a biased sliver of information, not because it is actually lacking".
Of course Ovemar should promote the quality of Toca Boca's output, even if it was actually lacking against the company's peers, but in this instance it's impossible to not acknowledge that these are market-leading apps, always ahead of the game.
We had to choose what to prioritise, but most of the time we're totally focused on the quality, as that's what's so important for the brand". Of course Ovemar should promote the quality of Toca Boca's output, even if it was actually lacking against the company's peers, but in this instance it's impossible to not acknowledge that these are market-leading apps, always ahead of the game.
On the other hand, necessary medication that was actually lacking will be started.
Data on pegylated interferon alone in HIV patients are actually lacking.
So unlike any other reptile, turtles and tortoises actually lack teeth.
The front door actually lacks a handicap access button from the outside (but there is one from the inside?! which doesn't make sense at all).
Since the permanent home of the somewhat cheesy Rocky statue is actually five miles to the south, outside the city's famous Spectrum Arena these stories actually lack credibility.
Because of this, when stripped of their formal musical accompaniment, they actually lack many of the musical elements that written poetry must incorporate in order to be poetry.
Species of Utricularia (bladderwort) may sometimes actually lack leaves, with the rest of the plant body forming branched systems of tiny insect-collecting bladders with trapdoor entrances.
