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The phrase "actually looking at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the act of observing or examining something in a direct manner.
Example: "Before making a decision, we should be actually looking at the data to understand the trends."
Alternatives: "truly examining the" or "genuinely observing the".
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They were not actually looking at the work.
I am actually looking at the President, saluting him.
Let me suggest a very difficult research project: how about actually looking at the book?
The rating agencies gave AAA ratings to securities without actually looking at the loans.
We're actually looking at the signal going directly into the speaker across these two leads.
Without actually looking at the transcript, I couldn't answer that question.
I understand the concept of actually looking at the bright side.
They do it close to the melting point, so you're actually looking at the sublimation of RDX.
Do they never even think of actually looking at the numbers, because they know that Reagan ushered in a great boom?
A feature called Smart Stay uses the front camera for eye tracking; when you're not actually looking at the tablet, it dims the screen to save battery power.
Actually, looking at the state of the house, I don't think much cleaning goes on - the floor is covered in discarded clothes, food, sleeping babies, everything.
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