"is actually processed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of handling or dealing with something in a specific way. Example: The data is actually processed by our advanced algorithm to provide accurate results.
For example, the theoretical foundation in North (2012) focuses on how information is actually processed in agent-based models.
In practice, poor maintenance at the handful of oil refineries means far less than a quarter is actually processed in-country.
In fact, most of the climate information that is monitored to predict HM risks in SSA is actually processed in international and foreign centers (Baudoin 2012; Glantz and Baudoin 2014).
As noted, we compared four separate models' performances based on different data: L-PLS and K-PLS Polynomial Kernel (KPLS-Poly) based on the Coarse Feature Reduced (CFR) data, and on the Fine Feature Selected FFSS) data respectively (the FFS-data is actually processed by both CFR and FFS).
Under the Wells Fargo contract, checks mailed to Newark are actually processed on Staten Island, transferred there by courier as many as 12 times a day.
Jobs have been numbered according to the sequence they were actually processed.
Evaporated small molecules have shown superior thermal stability compared to polymer-based devices as they are actually processed at temperatures above 100 °C.
In typical editing operations, this leads to only ~30% of the number of mouse movement events being actually processed, as compared to the broadband setting.
And third-party sites get to reap the benefits as well, as Kayak's bookings are actually processed through the reservation systems of their third-party partners.
This is due to the fact that no diversity combining techniques were utilized to increase the detection performance, meaning that the signals received at the destination, in the two phases, are actually processed separately.
Part of the impetus for a change in policy may have been due to a spike in applications in 2012 — 719 in that year alone (although only a fraction of those were actually processed that year).
