The phrase "actually timely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only timely but also genuinely so, often in contrast to expectations or assumptions.
Example: "The report was actually timely, arriving just before the deadline we had set."
Alternatives: "truly timely" or "genuinely timely".
Actually, it's a lesson really timely for today.
Although the EU's progress report on aid will generally go overlooked, it is actually a timely document.
Actually, a timely reining in now will enable the economy to get stronger future inflation won't derail the expansion.
But what may seem like nostalgia or anachronism in a film made in 2011 is actually a timely parable of the disruptive effects of technology facing art and education today.
In the midst of the erupting tensions, one of Wolfe's characters (a black preacher, actually, how timely!) introduced a concept that has resurfaced in my memory from the moment it seemed clear that we were bent on a course to depose Saddam Hussein and assume responsibility for the future of Iraq.
In addition, we showed that respiratory events can actually be timely detected by a wearable system whose operations are fully automated and require very little skills on the patient's side.
Some CSPs tried to find a solution and they booked their appointments " for half an hour either side for the consult, so that we can ensure that the patient is actually seen timely" (CSP14, rural non-Aboriginal participant) So that's a huge difficulty but it's not with all Aboriginal families.
Which may actually be more timely than poor old Blackwater at this point, though it probably seemed very timely a few years ago when the American remake was being conceived.
In some instances, ED "hold" patients actually received more timely assessment than did "direct-admit" patients.
When Screenings Are Bad The one good result of screening, Dr. Calonge said, is identifying a life-threatening form of cancer that actually responds to timely intervention.
