The phrase "actually removed from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been taken away or eliminated from a particular context or situation.
Example: "The outdated information was actually removed from the final report to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "actually taken out of" or "actually eliminated from".
In late April, one name was actually removed from the Web site, that of Robert Blackwell Jr., a Chicago businessman.
It was actually removed from the visitor center in 2008, but it's now on display in its sculptor's workshop.
The Rangers crew was actually removed from the game for a short period by security to calm down the situation.
"Even the statement made today by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University identified 'handshake agreements,' not finalized until the tax was actually removed from consideration".
Mr. McVeigh's body was actually removed from the penitentiary in a van shortly after the execution, a Bureau of Prisons spokesman, Dan Dunne, said.
The billions of dollars in profits that such companies earn is money not spent on health care but that is actually removed from the health care system.
Shloss says that Giorgio's son, Stephen Joyce, actually removed letters from a public collection in the National Library of Ireland.
pic.twitter.com/VBYjraJgCR They actually removed John Boyega from the star wars poster in China..this world man There's no need to erase Finn John Boyegaa) from the poster.
There, Republican workers actually removed incomplete applications from the elections office, then completed them and returned them.
"I hate to admit this," Nass said, "but I actually removed a book from my syllabus last year because I couldn't figure out how to PowerPoint it.
In one case, he actually removed the roof from above a tenant's head, while in another, a sick tenant returned home from hospital to find the staircase to her flat had been ripped out.
