The phrase "actually but also" is not correct as it stands and may lead to confusion in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize two contrasting or complementary ideas, but it needs to be structured properly within a complete sentence.
Example: "She is actually very talented, but also quite humble about her skills."
Alternatives: "in fact, as well" or "truly, but also".
"I think we can all agree how important passporting rights are to the financial services sector — not only for UK financial services actually, but also for the vast number of European financial entities that passport into the UK," he says.
Me, seer of things: "I will also do that when I move house, actually, but also I see things".
There's been global interest in what I'm doing, not just in the fashion industry actually, but also in the art world.
They were there to "challenge the narrative" UCL was trying to market to potential students; loudly and publicly questioning both UCL's claims about "student experience" – one that they thought it was a bit shit actually – but also the institutional history.
It tells you what you've actually got but also how much you need".
A Republican Congress could pass a few modest, incremental bills which Mr Obama might actually sign, but also send him several popular ones which he might veto.
The metaphysical realist's truth is, as Putnam also puts it, "radically nonepistemic," potentially outstripping not only what scientists actually believe but also what they would believe were they to form their beliefs perfectly rationally under evidentially ideal conditions.
The confessor looks into the darkest regions of the human psyche, uncovering the most embarrassing secrets -- not only what you have actually done, but also what you wanted to do.
The idea is that conventions concern not just how people actually behave but also how they should behave.
I also went for a Turkish bath treatment at the Four Seasons, and here the bath was not only actually immaculate but also felt clean.
In contrast, the data obtained for high energy Fe-ions were fitted with a convoluted Poisson Neyman distribution to account for the fact that the dose is deposited not only in the cell actually traversed but also in neighbouring cells.
