The phrase "actually working at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's current employment or involvement in a specific role or position.
Example: "I am actually working at the company that I always dreamed of joining."
Alternatives: "currently employed at the" or "actively engaged at the".
On 14 other occasions, Ms. Knowlin was paid for working at an education department after-school program when she was actually working at the Y, the settlement said.
"First, on the night in October when the band say Chris Martin was watching them, he was actually working at the Air Studio in London, and we can prove that.
The theory that these horrific acts were committed by a few renegade soldiers has been undercut by charges that the men and women shown in the pictures were actually working at the direction of military intelligence officers.
Davis Polk & Wardwell, Millennium and Cravath, Swaine & Moore have few employees, if any, actually working at the White Plains locations, Mr. Frisoli said, explaining that the spaces are known as "hot sites" because they are "ready to go at a moment's notice".
The Duke Center for Instructional Technology donated three iPads to the machine shop that allow students to view the tutorials while actually working at the machine.
"My dad actually worked at the racetrack in Belmont.
This agreement would cover only those scientists who actually work at the institutes.
Waiting for us on a rocker outside the entrance was Miss Sue, a nurse who actually worked at the place from 1966 to 1990.
Only a handful of the agency's employees actually work at the Predator bases in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the current and former employees said.
Eligibility for these benefits is based on time actually worked at the Institute and does not include the period of absence from the Institute.
The first is that the subsidy model of serious general journalism is – with one or two exceptions – the only one that actually works at the moment.
