The phrase "actuality to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The transition from theory to actuality to practice is essential for understanding."
Alternatives: "reality of" or "state of affairs".
But you have to have actuality to get these feelings across.
But he proved in actuality to be one of the last of a threatened species.
In actuality, to say that there are genes "for" a particular behaviour means only that within a population of individuals there exists genetic variation underlying some of the differences in this specific behaviour.
This was a visual record of his daily experience and, in effect, a serialized self-portrait that seemed to emulate the Warholian idea about repetition as a visual monotone, bringing the "itness" of something, its actuality, to the surface.
The notion of a "Championship Manager Legend" may lead us to marvel at the short leap from actuality to imagination, but it also prompts the thought that success and failure are not always what they seem, either.
Unofficially (though only just), he was the matchmaker for a horde of hopefuls, who flocked to the Catskills ostensibly for shuffleboard and Sammy Davis Jr. but in actuality to eat, drink, marry and be fruitful and multiply, generally in that order.
Harsh as this may sound, it is no more so than the actualities to which it responds.
The actual stories rely heavily on photos of the public rallies, suggesting that these events may have helped provide editors with clear actualities to report (as well as front-page-worthy photos).
The suit claims that despite hoping to appear diverse, Comcast in actuality refuses to treat black-owned media companies the same as their white-owned counterparts.
Therefore, the social processes and institutions that are created to control substance use may, in actuality, contribute to its continuance [ 34].
These were in error said to be listed in Waldman and Evans [ 28] but in actuality refer to part of the analysis that was removed prior to publication.
