The phrase "actually vital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance or necessity of something in a particular context.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, it is actually vital that we collaborate effectively as a team."
Alternatives: "truly essential" or "genuinely important".
Citron is able to offer some words of comfort: moaning and complaining are actually vital bodily functions for cleansing the system, she says.
That is actually vital for a healthy democratic system.
A victory for the president may have to have the wall in there," because that project, while not actually vital for the nation, is thought to be key to his base credibility and outsized ego.
Instead of feeling guilt because I preferred to send my husband to a preschool friend's birthday party while I went to Starbucks to read a good book, I realized that those choices that appeared selfish were actually vital to my performance as a mother, wife and friend.
Many current proposals pose great risks to privacy and constitutional protections, but before we even address such concerns, we need to understand that weakening encryption for the domestic Internet actually sacrifices vital physical, digital, and economic security for little or no actual benefit to terrorism protection.
I wonder in fact, if film was actually more vital in those days?
Despite being transformed into "water features" by enterprising television makeover shows, ponds are actually a vital and fascinating part of the ecosystem.
The disappointingly low efficiency target set by political leaders, signals that energy efficiency isn't that important, when this is actually a vital part of the solution.
Finally, some insist that since torture doesn't work -- that it doesn't actually unearth vital information -- the whole hypothetical rests on a false premise.
If we hadn't seen Mr Robot, would Elliot have known where to go? Are we, actually, a vital component in keeping Elliot on the road, keeping his fragmented realities together?
Rhetoric is actually a vital tool: in this case communicating the need to deliver parity between mental and physical health as well as the need to tackle the far-reaching stigma surrounding mental health.
