The phrase "actually transformed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has undergone a significant change or alteration in reality, often in contrast to what might have been expected.
Example: "The old factory was actually transformed into a vibrant community center that hosts various events."
Alternatives: "truly changed" or "genuinely altered".
Synbio will increase the speed of various biological processes, but humans will only come to understand it incrementally, not realizing the transformative potential of the technology until it has actually transformed our lives.
The new features now available as standard components of digital EEG/video have actually transformed practice (e.g., post hoc remontaging or filtering).
All the products in a product family are actually transformed from a common product, which is referred to as baseline-product in this study.
But how was the region's silver and gold actually transformed into money--specie and bullion--and how did their production affect the American economy?
The Internet hasn't actually transformed sex, but it has enlarged the number and the kinds of people with access to the whole spectrum of erotic experience.
The collection reflected a serious effort by Versace to recapture the late Gianni Versace's small-town Calabrian ideas of glamour, notions persuasive enough that they actually transformed a personage as occupationally chic as Diana, Princess of Wales.
Industries aren't transformative unless they can actually transform themselves, and that includes not just boasting of diversity in hiring when everyone is working in junior positions.
How many people actually "transform" when they visit Marbut's transformative campus?
Not as good, though, as this video montage of costumed Transformers fans in home-made outfits that actually transform, some more spectacularly than others.
This is like creating a Transformers movie, but the robots don't actually transform.
This is achieved by actually transforming the original saliency map of according to the transformation,, incurring a minor additional computational cost.
