The phrase "actually under the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize a location or situation that is literally or figuratively beneath something else.
Example: "The documents you need are actually under the pile of papers on my desk."
Alternatives: "truly beneath the" or "genuinely under the".
Actually, under the government bill, several demands made by Mr. Hazare are included.
The attack was actually under the command of Gen. James Longstreet.
There is also disagreement over how much oil and gas is actually under the lakes.
There is no assistance available – which actually under the [poll tax] there was.
In international law, territory is considered occupied when it is actually under the authority of hostile armed forces.
In the war against terrorism, many of the soldiers are actually under the command of George Tenet, a kind of covert army.
Hence the reported number of therapies the practitioners are trained in may actually under-represent the true total number of therapies or therapy techniques being used in practice.
Both of these numbers are actually under-estimates of the true novelty of sequence discovery, because the same sequence found two or more times was often caused by different copies of the same repeat.
However, her model does not explain why older workers are actually under-represented among the trainers since it does not account for technological and organisational changes that may depreciate the value of specific skills accumulated with experience.
Some recent studies have suggested that people who spend more time visualizing and imagining themselves having obtained success actually under-perform once the time comes.
Actually, under this framework the observed series is broken down into a common and an idiosyncratic component, and if the latter component is found to be I 0), the observed series and the common factor would be cointegrated.
