"very aptly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that someone has expressed something in a particularly appropriate or relevant way. For example: "The professor very aptly summarized all the key points of the lecture."
The actor Erwin Osen turns himself into a bony marionette (very aptly) for Schiele.
As a result, the proposed mathematical model very aptly describes the displacement amplification ratio of the single-stair bridge-type amplification mechanism.
The film was made in Hanna, Alberta, and it very aptly conveys a sense of Depression-era life in a small, impoverished farming community.
Instead, usually accompanied by a beautiful woman (this time, Italian TV presenter Elisabetta Canalis, very aptly named for Venice), he unveils his latest films.
Veronese: Magnificence in Renaissance Venice, National Gallery Of all the soaringly beautiful visions in the first Veronese show ever held in this country, in March The Resurrection had – very aptly – the most exhilarating uplift.
Being something of an old-timer, I can remember, in fact it really seems no longer ago than yesterday-when the popular opinion was that the New York taxi cab drivers were a lot of low, evil fellows, recruited from what might very aptly be termed the flotsam and jetsam of society.
This is a very aptly-named species of ramphastid: the face and underparts of the Saffron Toucanet are predominately yellow, and the upperparts are yellow olive.
Click here to view This classic film is the undisputed champion of public-service scare ads, featuring a chilling voiceover from the not-very-aptly-named Donald Pleasence in the role of the Grim Reaper: "I am the spirit of dark and lonely water, ready to trap the unwary, the show-off, the fool".
In these he is aided by a woman who comes into the story very opportunely and aptly softens its asperities.
To set William Tell's war in – apparently – Bosnia 20 years ago was searingly apposite, very powerful, and aptly conveyed by a musically electrifying performance, at once epic and bleak.
The press release that accompanied "Daughtry" excitedly announced that this wasn't merely a solo act, bragging that Mr. Daughtry had "assembled his very own band (aptly called DAUGHTRY)." The band members are pictured on the back cover, but you won't find their names in the credits.
