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The phrase "actually receives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the reality or truth of receiving something, often in contrast to what might be expected or assumed.
Example: "Despite the rumors, she actually receives a lot of support from her colleagues."
Alternatives: "truly receives" or "genuinely receives".
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In the half-duplex (HD) communication scenario: it is defined to be the success probability of a femto user (i.e., 1 − p OF ) multiplied by the probability that the corresponding femto-BS actually transmits over a specific RB (i.e., p RB p tx ), and the probability that the femto receiver actually receives over that RB (i.e., 1 − p RB p tx ).
By accepting a Eurodollar deposit, a bank actually receives a balance with a United States bank.
Adjusted for inflation, it actually receives less financing than it did a decade ago.
The bank gives customers credit for deposits before it actually receives them.
Further to that point, Aaron Carroll tells us who actually receives Medicaid, which Ryan and Romney want to cut sharply.
Ask questions like an accountant, about a place's overhead and expenses, and who actually receives the money.
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This instrument measures perceived social support independently of actually received support.
Gives figures of how many actually received pink slips.
How many actually receive the treatment they need?
How many working parents, she asks, actually receive such benefits?
Few actually receive the bills for the customer.
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