The phrase "actually shared with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been communicated or distributed to someone in a real or genuine manner.
Example: "The information was actually shared with all team members during the meeting last week."
Alternatives: "truly communicated to" or "genuinely distributed to".
Customers need to give Google consent to share their data before any information is actually shared with Google.
"The president actually shared with me that he wants to make sure he lowers premiums for Americans, and he wants to make sure that we get this done quickly," Meadows said.
More than ten protein clusters are actually shared with pathways and protein clusters in humans.
The results of the lineage assignment introduced the question of how many genes in each EST library are actually shared with chlorophytes vs. streptophytes.
Other studies have revealed that when the spin polarization associated with p-H2 is actually shared with fewer proton nuclei in the substrate larger signal enhancements result.
The idea, Le Meur says, is to find not just popular videos, but videos people are actually sharing with friends and discussing with others.
Contrary to the popular belief that inmates are in with the same cellmate for their entire time inside, prisoners can actually share with up to 20 different people throughout the course of a short-to-medium-length sentence.
They probably have some semi-decent stories they'll actually share with you now you're at an age where they're no longer buying your clothes, so use your time with them to talk, rather than just going straight up to your room and scrolling through Instagram until your phone runs out of battery.
"We've made all this music and it feels kind of silly that we haven't actually shared it with anyone.
Thompson, who left North Carolina State after his junior season, actually shared the stage with his daughter, Erika, when the two graduated together on Dec. 17.
The second meal is the Big Organic one that he bought at his local Whole Foods store in California, featuring an "organic" chicken whose "free-range" label was authorized by U.S.D.A. statutes, but which actually shared a shed with twenty thousand other genetically identical birds.
