The phrase "actually as often" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize frequency, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I actually as often go to the gym, but I need to be more consistent."
Alternatives: "in fact, frequently" or "actually quite often".
Actually, as is often the case for WhatsApp, users have unofficially adopted channel-like behavior for some time.
In the mid-1980's, when corporations and politicians warned that a litigation explosion threatened economic growth, the size of defective-product awards actually dropped as often as it climbed.
People who report to an interviewer that they attend services often are in fact more religious than others, even if they don't actually attend services as often as they say they do.
He said, 'No, good teams don't fumble the ball.' But actually, they fumble just as often as bad teams".
Perhaps I'm being solipsistic and the book is actually discussed and praised as often as it ought to be, but I just haven't spotted it.
Heavy favorites actually blow away the spread just as often as everyone else.
His characters describe their own thoughts and actions (or those of others) almost as often as they actually speak to one another.
There has been no noticeable housecleaning in the hierarchy, and the badly-needed reform of the Curia — the agenda that Francis was elected to implemented — is in the hands of a commission, which in Rome as in Washington can bury an issue as often as it actually resolves it.
Early reports from phone resellers indicate that users are actually dumping their Samsung phones twice as often as normal.
This is a feature that rival browsers such as Safari 4, already offer and is useful if, as Google notes in the video below, "you have a site in there that you'd rather not admit to visiting quite as often as your actually do".
