The phrase "actually contrary to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is in direct opposition or disagreement with another statement or idea.
Example: "The findings of the study are actually contrary to the popular belief that exercise has no impact on mental health."
Alternatives: "in fact opposed to" or "truly against".
"I look at a lot of Chinese wallpaper, and I've never seen one where the idea is actually contrary to the average idea," he said.
Perhaps they're not frightened enough, but they do appear to realize that the possibility of being replaced is not actually contrary to natural law.
However, in current studies of fractal tree-like networks used in microchannel design, the wall was always regarded as a non-porous structure, and the porous tissue surrounding the network was overlooked, which is actually contrary to the real plant branching system, where water can penetrate into the surrounding tissue through the permeable wall.
You effectively have a federal government attempting to force municipalities to change their policies, which is actually contrary to how you'd expect a traditional Republican, conservative government to act.
Therefore, Spencer did not use Karen's data to constrain her argument and did not recognize that Mike's data were actually contrary to his claim (Table 4).
It was also reported that this recommendation was actually contrary to current DWP guidance, so this would need to be revised.
He added: "The ANC has actually done contrary to the archbishop claims.
"They've had an ideological fixation with taking on the government in relation to sending any young offenders to Barwon prison and they're actually acting contrary to their best interests, in my view," she said.
On the one hand, it could mean something roughly like this: if w actually obtains (contrary to what astronomers tell us), is Phosphorus the second planet from the sun?
In addition to Brexit and the rise of Euroscepticism, the recent irregular migration crisis has also convincingly proved that the nation-state has a strong gravitational power in the European integration process; thus, the European integration is actually reversible contrary to the supranationalist/constructivist assumption (Kaplan, 2017).
Perhaps the saddest thing to me is that all of this anti-LGBT fervor actually runs contrary to the life and teachings of Christ.
