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The phrase "are actually stored" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the location or method of storage for data, information, or objects.
Example: "The files are actually stored on a secure server to ensure data protection."
Alternatives: "are truly kept" or "are indeed saved".
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And assume, as scientists now tend to do, that our minds are actually stored in our physical brains.
Even the behind-the-scenes Web browser junk that's ordinarily dumped onto your hard drive — cookies, temp files, browsing history and the like — are actually stored on the flash drive.
These files are actually stored on Bump's servers, though not publicly.
Once you look beyond the sides, you'll notice the "hump" in the back where all the goods are actually stored.
When you send out bitcoins to these services, your bitcoins are actually stored in a master account.
Hashing is used within Bloom filters as a means to avoid unnecessary memory accesses to hash tables (where IP prefixes and next hop information are actually stored).
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Instead, you get a virtual folder of all your documents or pictures, whichever folder they're actually stored in.
The file system of a computer refers to the way data is actually stored on the hard drive.
The government claimed that where the electronic files were actually stored was irrelevant because the communications were within Microsoft's control, so the company should be required to produce them.
Few, however, allow this kind of flexibility in choosing where your data is actually stored.
This distinction is important as it can help the developers choose which properties should be actually stored (e.g. in a database or an XML file) and which ones could be inferred.
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