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The phrase "actually a case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize that a particular situation or example is indeed a specific instance or scenario being discussed.
Example: "While many people believe this is a simple issue, it is actually a case of miscommunication."
Alternatives: "truly a situation" or "genuinely an instance".
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Actually, a case can be made that kitschy self-parody is always what Seagal did.
This may seem counterintuitive, but it's actually a case of simple market competition.
Is there actually a case for policies that will invade the privacy of the citizenry?
Among all the fun there is actually a case, and a plot.
There is actually a case in here too, a fabulous modern-day take on Guy Fawkes's gunpowder plot.
This is actually a case that one of the students in the class asked about, I think it was last week, if it wasn't even earlier.
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They hold that there are only causal relations between events, and every case of apparent agent-causation is merely apparent; every such case is actually a veiled case of event-causation.
"It was actually more a case of collusion," he said.
So the city of Ferguson might actually have a case.
It would also have instituted a fee, for the first time, for actually settling a case.
If Bikram Yoga is indeed, for legal purposes, akin to "Swan Lake", Bikram might actually have a case.
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