The phrase "actually aside from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting point or to indicate an exception to what has been previously stated.
Example: "Actually, aside from the weather, the event was a great success."
Alternatives: "in addition to" or "other than that".
Actually, aside from the clothing and the smartly attired employees, there isn't much in the 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foote-way miroom, a couplexceptidcentury leather chairs and a cofore tanle with a glass ashtray and old pair of stiff gray gloves on it.
Actually, aside from the casing and the 10.2-inch multitouch LCD, there's not a whole lot else in the way of commonality.
It was a pretty good week in Vegas, actually, aside from the losing money I don't have part.
Actually, aside from the thin brown urethra running through each segment, it's pretty hard to tell it apart from your average piece of dim sum.
For them, it feels more like having a girlfriend, and actually – aside from blokes who pay – I don't really FaceTime anyone other than my boyfriend, so I suppose it makes sense".
As to what he actually discovers, aside from "a small but ardent shrine to me in the form of photographs and yellowed press clippings," that remains regrettably unclear.
But actually, Buyometric (aside from the name) may have got the format just right with its laser-focus on personalisation and a very user-friendly interface.
Our study shows that the contents of chlorogenic acid and four other active compounds (caffeic acid, ferulic acid, luteoloside, and quercitrin) are actually lower, aside from three others (isopropyl laurate, linalool and germacrene D) that remain unchanged in the three different flowering stages.
Also, note how the screen actually looks (aside from the atrocious pink).
What will actually be there, aside from the super-duper, top-secret game, is Halo: ODST, The Beatles: Rock Band, and Left 4 Dead 2, if you even consider that a proper game at all.
This is actually fairly good, aside from a terminal walkway without oxygen and a pimpled floor.
