The phrase "actually corresponds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or alignment between two concepts, items, or pieces of information.
Example: "The data collected from the survey actually corresponds with the findings from previous research."
Alternatives: "truly aligns" or "genuinely matches".
This is because an infinite decimal expansion such as 3.14159… (the value of the constant π) actually corresponds to the sum of an infinite series 3 + 1/10 + 4/100 + 1/1,000 + 5/10,000 + 9/100,000 +⋯,and the concept of limit is required to give such a sum meaning.
This actually corresponds to the frequency range of the largest initial variability.
Hence every depicted node actually corresponds with 2 VANET nodes during the experiment.
This actually corresponds to the lower amount of scattered power in the narrower range of spatial directions.
Another agreement of this particular event was a loan from Japan to Nepal, which actually corresponds to the initial news that started this case study.
For fixed ij th patch, actually corresponds to the discretized version of the primal functional (2.1), and thus to (3.35), defined on the ij th patch.
In our setting, this method actually corresponds to taking ϕ as the Fourier matrix and ψ as the composition of the Fourier matrix and the initial sparsity matrix.
This is because this delay actually corresponds to the distance between two mutually hidden terminals in the multi-hop ad hoc network using the IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol.
Notably, we retrieved other clusters corresponding to high copy number mariner lineage, but none of them actually corresponded to MITE having amplified while shortened (Table 2 and not shown).
"He was aware that the geography of paradise didn't actually correspond to the real world.
First, it takes a lot of scrolling to reach that navigational control; second, they don't actually correspond to Web pages.
