The phrase "actually steered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of guiding or directing something, often in a metaphorical sense, to clarify that the action was indeed taken.
Example: "Despite the challenges, she actually steered the project towards success with her leadership."
Alternatives: "truly guided" or "effectively directed".
It was tough, but there were never horrendous rows because John actually steered a very calm ship".
Because Mr Fukui has been in his job for only 11 months and has, for once, actually steered monetary policy in the right direction.He had been expected to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Masaru Hayami, quite possibly the world's worst central banker.
Last week when we checked in on the Canadiens, dangerous language waters were lapping at their shores, and it was all looking a bit grim – particularly since, in amongst all the debates over French and English, interim coach Randy Cunneyworth still hadn't actually steered the Habs to a win, which no doubt added to the anger.
"I couldn't believe that a sled could actually steer and do all this stuff I was doing on skis".
It's not just the number on boards, it's being in positions of influence to actually steer and direct, not just contribute," said Ms Graham, who is director of diversity consultants Brook Graham Ltd.
An important aspect of this profiling is done at the dynamic data type level, which actually steers the designers choice of implementation of these data types.
Set the Distronic adaptive cruise control, and the Benz will actually steer itself along gentle curves, while controlling its own speed and brakes.
International QABs on the other hand should also hammer on this entry opportunity, given that most of the respondents of this framework would actually steer clear from transferring their deposit funds to international players.
Although the new study does not show that belugas, like dolphins, can actually steer their sonar beams, "the work demonstrates for the first time a plausible mechanism for how moderate beam steering... can come about," says whale researcher Magnus Wahlberg of the University of Southern Denmark in Odense.
Did the Rock actually steer a torpedo on a frozen-over lake while hanging out his truck door?
Though symbolic, the shift from the G-7 to the G-20 crystallized fears that the world economy would actually be steered by what C. Fred Bergsten, director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, calls the G-2 — the United States and China.
