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The phrase "actually a kind of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or specify that something is a particular type or category of something else.
Example: "While it may seem like a simple game, it is actually a kind of strategic thinking exercise."
Alternatives: "essentially a type of" or "really a form of".
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It's actually a kind of controlled exploration.
(It's actually a kind of natural movement; trust yourself).
"Fear" is actually a kind of expanded consciousness.
And we indicate that the previously proposed group signature is actually a kind of anonymous signatures.
(Taylor was actually a kind of mutant, with a natural double set of lashes).
And it's actually a kind of search that computers have a difficult time performing.
There was actually a kind of script for them to walk through.
One startling discovery was that the sea is actually a kind of desert.
But then she concluded that glomming onto another book was actually a kind of compliment to its commercial success.
Science, they suggest, is actually a kind of institutionalized childhood, an attempt to harness abilities that evolved to be used by babies or young children.
(It's actually a kind of natural movement; trust yourself). When you meet up with the skin from the legs, cut through the skin and detach the breast.
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