The phrase "actually think about how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when encouraging someone to consider a specific aspect or detail of a situation or idea more deeply.
Example: "Before making a decision, you should actually think about how your choice will impact your future."
Alternatives: "truly consider how" or "genuinely reflect on how".
Stop playing with your hands altogether, and actually think about how you're answering the interviewer's questions.
I think when you start with empathy, you actually think about how is the consumer going to feel, and what is the best path to reach them.
I look at mobile as a nice kind of opportunity to reset that, to actually think about how you can get more valuable stuff to your customers.
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That all said, sometimes it's nice to stop and actually think about how much your partner means to you.
"I don't actually think about how old I am because I feel fit and healthy and I don't think I have ever felt better," she told The Australian. "One of the reasons I love this sport so much is that you get better the more you do it.
Think about how someone would actually deliver these words.
"When I actually thought about how much the People's Plot could do with a large sum like that, it was a quick decision to sell and put it to good use," Simonds said.
There are so many little trite sayings that people trot out and they don't actually think about them and how it might actually work.
None of us actually think about the mechanics of how we walk as we are ambling along - we are thinking about what we are going to have for dinner, or what we are going to say at our next meeting, etc.
"After I actually think about it and realize how nice it's been — because as a first-year starter, I really didn't know what to expect — I'd hope that it would go the way it is now".
