The phrase "actually presenting at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific event or situation where someone is giving a presentation or talk.
Example: "I am actually presenting at the conference next week, and I am excited to share my research findings."
Alternatives: "truly presenting at the" or "indeed presenting at the".
Under these circumstances it was no surprise that only the odd presenter was actually present at the poster, and I do not blame them.
I brought up the subject of mustard-based sauce at his dinner table the other day and was hooted down for daring to speak about such a hideous abomination when a bottle of Gates's finest was actually present at the table.
For example, donor and acceptor molecules actually present at the external interfaces will determine the leakage current of the device, energy-level alignment, and interfacial recombination processes.
As each SBBD edition is unique in terms of its program and aiming at a more robust analysis, we consider only full papers actually presented at the symposium (i.e., our dataset disregards short papers, demos and tools, tutorials and keynotes, and workshop papers).
Matejko depicted many important figures of the Polish Renaissance period including taking the liberty to include at least one who were not actually present at the event.
Matejko depicted over thirty important figures of the Polish Renaissance period, taking the liberty of including several who were not actually present at the event.
Though there's some contention about whether or not turkey was actually present at the first Thanksgiving, it was undeniably a staple of the Pilgrims's diet.
Will he not immediately conclude from all the Roaring and Ranting, the Hallowing and the Hazzaing, the Gaming and Drinking, ... that he is actually present at the Orgia of Bacchus, or the Celebration of some such Festival?" Number 50 blamed the growth of the London mob on poverty laws, and number 58 targeted the "Independent Electors of Westminster".
