The phrase "actually transparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is genuinely clear or open, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in communication or processes.
Example: "The company's policies are actually transparent, allowing employees to understand the decision-making process clearly."
Alternatives: "truly clear" or "genuinely open".
I'm not sure that before he spoke he wasn't actually transparent.
Not only did it look transparent, save for those strategic embroideries (it wasn't actually transparent, probably because it had been lined), it was fairy-tale formal and, as a couture gown, reportedly priced at 56,000 pounds, or $75,000.
This is especially true at the rear, where the wraparound glass is a bit of trompe l'oeil styling--from the outside, the glass appears to flow around the corners, but inside, only a small, side-facing porthole is actually transparent.
The stage is enclosed on three sides by an "acoustically neutral" curtain that is actually transparent but seems to the audience to be opaque, and back of it are no end of sound reflectors and baffles that can be manipulated by technicians in order to produce a great variety of acoustical effects.
"What we'd like to see is a trusted third party, perhaps a regulatory or supervisory body, that would have the power to scrutinise and audit algorithms, so they could go in and see whether the system is actually transparent and fair," said Wachter.
Polar bear fur consists of a layer of dense underfur and an outer layer of guard hairs, which appear white to tan but are actually transparent.
Yet there was no follow-up pressing Alexander to acknowledge the importance of transparency by actually being transparent.
You actually feel transparent with joy.
Facebook's counting is, oddly enough, actually more transparent than that of some of its rivals.
"I think Canada is one of the rare countries that has actually been transparent about the security costs," he told CTV, a Canadian television network.
Although he thinks user experiments need to be conducted with care and oversight, he felt the Facebook study was actually remarkably transparent.
