The phrase "actually stabilize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of making something stable or secure, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The new algorithm is designed to actually stabilize the system under varying load conditions."
Alternatives: "effectively stabilize" or "truly stabilize".
The results suggest that shear and elongation forces during the process actually stabilize the layers.
In most years, in most places, a winter rain will actually stabilize a mountainside.
We find that a low-level of frustration can actually stabilize the native ensemble and increase the associated diffusion coefficient.
Our results suggest that stochastic spiking may actually stabilize modulation of both respiratory rate and its variability when the rate changes due to physiological demand.
Kaplan damningly portrays a group of military officers and outside experts who cynically recommended a troop surge and a switch to counterinsurgency tactics in Afghanistan even though, he claims, they were skeptical that any strategy could actually stabilize the country.
They can say, "This doesn't make us bad people; it's just going to propel us into the 21st century, and it's going to actually stabilize or grow our tax base". The solutions that I talk about in my book which were built primarily for people of color turn out to work for white people, as well.
And during this period, when you see oil prices were very stable, the oil prices were actually stabilized by the it was produced mostly in Texas Texas Railroad Commission.
The researchers theorize that if the sheet melts, it will have the seemingly contradictory effect of lowering sea levels nearby, actually stabilizing the sheet.
"The latest prices have actually stabilized and are coming up from the bottom," said Ms. Wong, adding that she expected property prices to increase by 15percentt.
When the system is actually stabilized, no sound is radiated so no sound energy needs to be absorbed by the control device.
I suggest, however, that it actually stabilizes and structures democratic discourse, providing a better answer to the fears of information overload than either the mass media or any efforts to regulate attention to matters of public concern.
