"genuinely written" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is truly and authentically written, rather than being fabricated or copied. Example: The heartfelt letter was genuinely written, with every word coming straight from the sender's heart.
I genuinely wrote that last sentence before realizing that Chicago had just won the Brimstone Cup for the first time in a decade by defeating Dallas midweek, and lucky for you that's as close to an awful pun as we'll be going.
In his thesis defended in Berlin on 18 February 1869 and devoted to the microscopic anatomy of the pancreatic gland, Paul Langerhans reported the presence of some cell groups that were not in connection with the ducts and quite genuinely wrote, "I admit frankly that I am not able to explain the nature and function of these cells... .......... (10).
Just peruse your News Feed and try to locate genuinely well written sentences, not littered with clichés or banality, or merely introducing a link to someone else's words.
Philip Roth is a meticulous reviser; John le Carre, prolific and "genuinely enjoys writing"; Samuel Beckett and Alvarez got along well at a party and avoided talking about their work.
I genuinely miss writing now on the rare days I don't write; my mouth waters when I think about writing, and I have an extreme physical reaction to the idea of doing it.
Some of her best and most enjoyable books are stand-alones, in particular The Ogre Downstairs (1974), The Time of the Ghost (1981) and Fire and Hemlock (1985), each a remarkable blend of pathos and genuinely funny writing.
One of the things that makes me sad about Carly Fiorina's "Demon Sheep" campaign ad is that I genuinely enjoy writing about campaign ads.
In 1964 "Call It Sleep" was reissued in paperback, and in a front-page essay in The New York Times Book Review the critic Irving Howe called it "one of the few genuinely distinguished novels written by a 20th-century American".
Anything Goes earned the dubious distinction of being named the "worst album ever released in the history of country music" by influential blog Saving Country Music, though it launched with a genuinely thoughtful song (written by Rodney Clawson and Chris Tompkins) about the rich memories that linger at your home.
Because of the king's illiteracy, these documents were prepared in English or Dutch by whites who took up residence at his kraal; to ascertain that what was written genuinely reflected what he had said, Lobengula would have his words translated and transcribed by one of the whites, then later translated back by another.
"The amount of maintenance involving hair is genuinely overwhelming," she has written.
