The phrase "actually a subset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing categories or groups, indicating that one group is included within another.
Example: "The set of all even numbers is actually a subset of the set of all integers."
Alternatives: "essentially part of" or "in fact a part of".
High-potential employees' networks were 52% larger than average, but there was actually a subset of program participants whose networks were below average.
During several trips commuting to and from home, Mr. Silvan discovered that the scanning feature was actually a subset of the Select screen, which also included Manual Start and Automatic Scan options.
Actually a subset of what Microsoft calls Windows CE, Windows Mobile 5.0 (WM5) runs with a portion of Windows CE 5.0's total features.
Since the training set is actually a subset of the patterns included in the dataset, attention should be paid to the process of data collection.
It should be emphasized that the systems considered by Benallouch et al. [22] and Zhang et al. [23] are actually a subset of one-sided Lipschitz nonlinear systems (see Figure 1 below).
WBAN is actually a subset of conventional wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which can be used for early detection of various diseases, for real-time patient monitoring of elderly people, etc.
A possible explanation could be that a poor QOL at the baseline visit actually selected a subset of participants who had already experienced falls in the previous year.
The 11 codons identified as optimal in P. tremula [ 15] actually form a subset of 25 optimal codons identified in the ΔRSCU analyses.
Instead, our DCT core haplotype "TCA", which is located around 11 kb upstream from rs2031526, overlapping an intronic conserved region in mammals, actually identifies a subset of the rs2031526 "A" haplogroup.
"The risk is over time we start building better and better algorithms and so you actually only see a subset of things that are only really confirming your own bias, potentially," Hoover said.
This index indicates whether species with higher specificity of interactions actually interact with a subset of the species itself interacting with those showing more generalized interactions.
