The phrase "actually terminated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been definitively ended or concluded, often in a context where there may be some doubt or confusion about the status.
Example: "After several warnings, the employee was actually terminated from the company for repeated violations of policy."
Alternatives: "truly ended" or "definitively concluded".
He said he did not keep track of how many women he referred, nor whether any actually terminated their pregnancies, because he considered it a private matter between a woman and her doctor.
Mets General Manager Omar Minaya sat in the dugout before Monday's game and disclosed to the assembled news media mob that there were four time zones in the continental United States, and that Randolph was actually terminated around 11 p.m., a civilized hour in California, when people tend to still be awake, particularly if they have just come back from the ballpark.
Important note: It takes a few days from the time you click the Delete button to the time that your account is actually terminated.
But after an interval, a reflected transient will return from the end of the line with the "information" on what the line is actually terminated with, and the voltage will become \scriptstyle 2V as before.
Yet he has frequently shown himself to be incapable of effective management and too cowardly to actually terminate someone's job in real life.
I don't want to be unkind, but sometimes maybe if you're just fine at your gig and have been doing it for a while, it's OK for your employer to want to shake things up a little bit, especially when they're not actually terminating you mid-contract, and in Hughes-Games's case, when you're not actually being fired at all.
There was a chance for us to engage with them, where we would actually terminate our own branded activity, turn that over to them on a co-branded basis, so Engenio would become more of an OEM company.
But on Wednesday, Wyden seemed to recant, saying that IRS counsel had explained to him that the IRS can actually terminate its agreement with the Free File Alliance.
Although Congress didn't actually terminate the old emergencies, the National Emergencies Act of 1976 rendered them toothless by stripping the president of his power to invoke the authority of those old emergencies to impose new sanctions the way Kennedy had done on Cuba.
Actually, terminating the test at a still increasing mortality implies that selection is shifted towards improved endurance rather than reduced susceptibility.
However, we acknowledge that this is a noninvasive technique, and with the currently achievable image resolution and the complex architecture in juxtacortical white matter, it is possible that fibers that appear to project to specific regions of cortex may not actually terminate there.
