The phrase "actually responded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has given a reply or answer, often in a context where a response was expected or needed.
Example: "After several attempts to reach him, he finally actually responded to my email."
Alternatives: "truly replied" or "genuinely answered".
Based on these criteria, the number of potential responders that actually responded rose from 30 of 68 (44%) at 12 months to 18 of 36 (50%) at 24 months.
Of the possible 29,409 respondents, 22,940 (78.0%) actually responded, and 447 were eliminated from the analysis due to apparent invalid responses, resulting in a final response rate of 76.5% (n = 22,493).
The decision tree applied to the learning data set is illustrated in Figure 2. Of the 1494 patients in the learning data set, 644 (43%) ultimately demonstrated response, defined as a ≥30% improvement in PANSS Total score at Week 8. Using the first branch criterion, 445 patients were identified as likely responders, of which 352 actually responded (PPV = 79%).
But my parents have actually responded quite well.
McGregor knew little about boxing, so he sent an e-mail to Foreman, who actually responded.
"I showed them my little handkerchief tops," she said, "and they actually responded well to them.
So they never actually responded directly to the critique of to the data on sexual harassment.
Ephemeroptera (mayflies), Plecoptera (stoneflies), and Trichoptera (caddisflies)—EPT taxa actually responded with increased abundance in receiving streams below the pond discharges.
And despite the claim to have been carried out among streetlife's 40,000 users, only 875 actually responded.
For a start, nearly every single person, from top to bottom, whom I wrote to actually responded.
"A lot of the project has to do with who's actually responded," he admits – but even so, it has blown a usually conservative institution wide open.
