The phrase "actually merged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more entities have combined or integrated in a way that may not have been expected or previously acknowledged.
Example: "After months of negotiations, the two companies have actually merged to form a new entity."
Alternatives: "truly combined" or "genuinely integrated".
We had this idea that quantitative and qualitative method would be actually merged.
But there are also other pet-sitting businesses (which aren't explicitly just dog-walking apps) like Rover, which actually merged with DogVacay earlier this year.
The work on this was successful enough that the team didn't just build this for SQL Server on Linux but actually merged SQL OS and the work it did on Drawbridge into the new SQL Platform Abstraction Layer that now runs on Windows and Linux.
Firefighters treated the Ranch and River fires as one event, even though the two fire never actually merged.
Compared to the proposed tar pathway in B. subtilis W23 [ 1], the TarK in W23 could be replaced by one of the S. aureus TarL, or the TarK and TarL steps in W23 are actually merged as one TarL step in S. aureus.
The question in Iraq is: Can these parallel liberation movements actually merge into a single national liberation/unity movement?
"That's what I'm striving to show, how reality and what I call the dreamtime -- escapism -- can actually merge.
Beth Israel Medical Center and St . Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center combined under a single parent corporation that oversees both hospitals, without actually merging them.
No real gap exists between the two zones; they actually merge gradually, with the flux of charged particles showing two regions of maximum density.
In species in which more than one spermatozoon normally enters an egg (polyspermy), only one spermatozoal nucleus actually merges with the egg nucleus.
"It must feel like it actually merges with the original skin, and at the same time have a softness and lightness that goes beyond cosmetics.
