The phrase "actually overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of successfully dealing with or conquering a challenge or obstacle.
Example: "Despite the difficulties, she was able to actually overcome her fears and speak in public."
Alternatives: "truly conquer" or "successfully defeat".
If I had called it "Misleading Headlines Can Lead You Astray," you might have forgotten the details of the study showing that we can actually overcome factually misleading headlines.
If these things are implemented, the Russian economy can actually overcome the 2016-17 challenges.
This is taken as unacceptable, as indicating that the DRP does not actually overcome the macro-objectification problem.
I'm actually overcome with relief.
When he got the numbers, Tyler Johnson was actually overcome by nausea.
We don't actually overcome them at this point, but we can make peace with them.
"We are actually overcoming the difficulty by increasing our efficiency, through automation".
To begin with, these Democratic officials caution that the chances of Clinton actually overcoming Sen. Barack Obama's popular vote lead are exceedingly small.
When we decide to develop our spiritual practice (whatever it is), making time for it actually overcomes one of the most powerful and fundamental obstacles we will face.
At the point in the movie where she is actually overcoming her grief and able to say goodbye in a way, the point in the script where I would have thought that Lily would be crying, she's actually laughing.
There is a point towards the end of Nymphomaniac: Vol. II where Joe is on her way not to accepting her sexual addiction but to being the one in a million people who actually overcomes it when she discovers the soul tree that her father (Christian Slater) had originally told her about.
