The phrase "actually optimized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been improved or made more efficient in a real or practical sense.
Example: "After several iterations, the software is now actually optimized for better performance."
Alternatives: "truly optimized" or "effectively optimized".
What's more, less than 25% of organizations feel that their data and analytics maturity has reached a level where it has actually optimized business outcomes, according to International Data Corporation.
Although the overall principles that should determine tree selection in thinning have been understood and described already several decades ago (Duerr et al. 1956; Davis and Johnson 1987) few studies have actually optimized the selection of removed trees.
Look, if you're looking for a 7-inch tablet or any tablet of the Android variety, you'd be hard pressed to find anything better than the Nexus 7. It runs vanilla Android (future proof, perhaps) that's actually optimized for the hardware and is relatively cheap.
The key difference between this case and the a = 1/2 case is that acquisition here is actually optimized at larger error rates Ẽ > 0.587, while in the other case acquisition is optimized for all Ẽ < 1.62.
Actually, optimized topologies are difficult to get within reasonable times for complex problems.
The above pricing is what's available now in the U.S., but Evernote says that it has actually optimized pricing for its product in each country where it's supported.
It has also provided insight and deeper understanding that has led SRP to view these TOU options as a portfolio where it can actually optimize customer participation in TOU pricing programs.
But how can you actually optimize it to maximize ROI?
Under this market arrangement, ES could actually optimize the provision of FR based on FR prices and prices of other services. .
Figure 4 exhibits the performance analysis of the cumulative channel capacity utilization where it can be seen that the proposed system can actually optimize the bandwidth to a greater extent as compared with the recent work done [43].
"If we know historically what the distribution on those predictions looks like you can actually optimize and minimize those costs and pick a decision — even if you don't know the exact number of patients, you can make a decision that balances the trade off of being too conservative or not conservative enough based on those costs".
