The phrase "actually as many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize a comparison regarding quantity or number in a statement.
Example: "There are actually as many options available as there are limitations to consider."
Alternatives: "truly as numerous" or "indeed as many."
CARAMANICA Right, but when it turns out that a few of your friends are actually as many people as enjoy Rihanna, that says a lot of things about trends that maybe were there all along, but there wasn't a frictionless way to serve that kind of interest.
Earlier this month, after several organizations including Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism, the Times, and CNN independently published findings concluding that actually as many as a thousand and sixty-two people had died in the storm, Ricardo Rosselló, Puerto Rico's governor, announced that an investigation would be undertaken to establish the true figure.
Moreover, the parallel operator should be able to express multi-party synchronization, because a net transition, which may have a preset of any size, can be generated by means of a synchronization among many participants, actually as many as are the tokens in its preset.
As the historian Jelani Cobb pointed out to MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Friday night, the reviewer's ideas about slavery's history are not actually as uncommon as many of us would like to believe.
Judicious and sardonic as his subject, Reeves offers no verdict as to whether or not the two slept together in the 20 years before her husband's death enabled them to marry, or indeed whether Mill's beloved was actually as unpleasant as many of his admirers have maintained.
Thankfully, Iron Rain gets what these games are all about and, bar a few odd choices, is actually as good as many of the mainline games.
"We actually have as many questions as answers on this at this point," he said.
To make this an effective exercise, we need to actually incorporate as many views and experiences as possible.
And American high school students actually spend as many or more hours in the classroom each year than their counterparts in other developed countries.
At first, the island's slave population actually decreased, as many of the 200 slaves on the island chose to return to their families across the sound.
F.D.N.Y. medical leave percentages are actually decreasing, as many firefighters permanently disabled because of 9/11-related sicknesses and injuries have been forced into retirement.
