The phrase "actually a description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing that something is indeed a description of a particular subject or object.
Example: "The text you provided is actually a description of the historical events that took place during the war."
Alternatives: "truly a description" or "genuinely a description".
Meanwhile Good Morning Bread is actually a description of laver bread.
I have very little to go on, actually: a description, a picture, and a time limit.
That sounds like a Bob Dylan song, but it's actually a description of my experience donating blood to the Red Cross at the U.S. House of Representatives this summer.
"They pretend to be a plan, but they're actually just a description of an absence," Mr Stewart explained.
Because people are better than machines at describing images (for now), the captions are likely to be more accurate and descriptive, but the burden of entering a caption for every image means that few actually have a description appended.
(Given Hilton's influence on the Las Vegas-bound weekend-warrior set over the last few years, this may actually be a description Pop & Hiss is prepared to defend. But we'll save that for another post).
I think the fact that you actually had a description of a person going through the problem caught my interest…That's how I relate to things.
P14, 40 49yo Pakistani Muslim woman, secondary education, interview I think the fact that you actually had a description of a person going through the problem caught my interest…That's how I relate to things.
What is the compelling evidence that the vision of a competitive, efficient economy allocating resources to the right uses is actually a good description of the world we live in?
Taken at face value, the term is actually a decent description for the whole electronic genre.
Though this may sound like just another evening in New York, it is actually a short description of Werk!: The Armitage Gone Variety Show.
