The phrase "actually on how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specifics or details of a process or method, often to clarify or emphasize the manner in which something is done.
Example: "The seminar will focus actually on how to improve your public speaking skills effectively."
Alternatives: "specifically regarding how" or "particularly about how".
When it comes to giving taxpayers' money to researchers, he said: We might think about realigning block grants to commercial outcomes, and awarding them to universities not on the basis of how many papers they've had published, but actually on how many patents they've had registered.
At the end of the route, participants were informed that the research was not focused on architectural and natural features, but actually on how people learn new environments.
In your preferences, you can still change the default location of where you want to save your images, but the focus here is actually on how much of your local space you want to dedicate to Lightroom.
I have a much better understanding now of how the US government operates and how much spying is actually going on, how much privacy intrusion is the reality today … we are very close to George Orwell's vision becoming a reality".
I have a much better understanding now of how the US government operates and how much spying is actually going on, how much privacy intrusion is the reality today.
"No one was actually focused on how many students stayed or how they learned," Tempel says.
They are actually consulting on how to flog off the forests, not whether to sell off the forests.
For all of his alleged error-making as an individual, however, Shahzad's case may actually reflect on how Pakistan-based jihadi groups have learned to protect themselves.
"Diplomas," which were wrapped and rolled and tied with a ribbon to resemble scrolls, were actually guides on how to buy a computer.
Because they know that the segment of their party that might actually vote on how they handle this Supreme Court nomination still doesn't want a vote to happen.
The slow rate of projected spending that Cruz had criticized at the time was actually based on how quickly the government had spent funds after previous major storms.
