The phrase "actually worked through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a process or problem has been thoroughly addressed or resolved.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally actually worked through the issues that were holding up the project."
Alternatives: "truly resolved" or "effectively addressed".
Where the biggest potential is, I believe, is if you actually work through your value chain.
You have to focus on your work, so you suppress personal things that you should actually work through.
Rather than moving sequentially through a funnel, buyers actually work through four parallel streams to make a purchase decision.
We talk about having the courage to actually work through failure, the courage to work through tough customer feedback, the courage to confront brutal facts in your business and the courage to change them.
But the key to improving their influence over policy will be an honest acceptance of how that influence actually works: through pressure politics, not through anyone mandating anyone else to do anything.
For those who do work in AI, we know how hard it is to get anything to actually work through product level.
This online lecture note/book actually works through the Euler-Lagrange equation as well, but stops unfortunately short of doing EVERYTHING that we need in this course.
Brooks went onto say, "For those of us who do work in AI, we understand how hard it is to get anything to actually work through product level".
"Learning in a more profound sense also needs real 'interactive' engagement; students actually working through problems themselves, trying again and again to understand new ideas and getting feedback from teachers or more advanced learners," he said.
If however the untold trillions injected for the re-flation of the global economy are actually working through the system, then we are in a new bull phase and the S&P 500 will punch on up through the 1,200 level and onwards from there.
