The phrase "actually at the same" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that two or more things are indeed occurring simultaneously or are equivalent in some way.
Example: "The two events were actually at the same time, which surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "truly at the same" or "indeed at the same".
Actually, at the same time the higher the PR is, the higher the ΔDebt.
Football writer Guillem Balague, author of a biography on the 26-year-old star, noted recently that Messi's passing and shot rate are actually at the same high standard as in previous seasons.
Issa then does his best to kiss Pickering's ass, now that the illusion that Meet The Press was trying to erect -- that they weren't actually at the same table together -- has been shattered, for some reason.
A recent 10-day stretch went something like this: Bruce had a committee meeting on Tuesday night and a work dinner on Wednesday night; on Thursday, we actually ate at the same table; then he was on call on Friday and Saturday, and I left for a three-day overseas work trip on Sunday.
Strictly speaking, these programs are not actually operating at the same time.
He was actually seated at the same table as Gary Cooper, Eddie Fisher, Marilyn Monroe and James Mason.
and "Two or Three Things"; they weren't, for the most part, actually shot at the same time.
On Thursday there was a spell of bright sunshine, but it was actually raining at the same time.
Nico Hülkenberg, Sergio Pérez They have re-signed Hülkenberg, who will actually stay at the same team for two years running for a change.
"It's kind of sweet, actually, but at the same time, you want people to move on with their lives, and move on with the future of the country," he said.
"I'm still going to have to be revising for my economics and physics AS, which don't actually count, at the same time as my maths and further maths, which do".
