The phrase "actually different from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a distinction or contrast between two or more things.
Example: "The results of the experiment were actually different from the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "truly distinct from the" or "genuinely unlike the".
"The overwhelming mood in this referendum was not actually different from the mood in the rest of the United Kingdom and this is why Cameron has got it so wrong," he said in an interview with the Observer.
"When we think about the enterprise case, it's actually different from the user case," he said.
The update has required additional time because it's actually different from the original Autopilot system, and takes advantage of new on-board computer vision capabilities made possible by the changes to the sensor and computer hardware.
That explains the delay of these Autopilot features too — it's actually different from the original Autopilot system, and takes advantage of the new on-board computer vision capabilities made possible by the upgraded sensor and computer hardware.
You could have characters different places and how they dealt with each other was actually different from the norm at that time when you experienced the story.
Although it is nested in the A-T rich UR8 (70.43%), it has a lower A-T content (59.83%), so that its composition is actually different from the rest of the UR8.
Contrary to our expectations, assumed goals and needs for CMEs were actually different from those expressed by the recipient staff (Table 2).
This result is actually different from those normally obtained in most ZnO films, in which no absorption band appeared in this region.
In the second paradigm, by comparing with traditional overlay networks (e.g. GPRS/WLAN), we have found that the characteristics for the 802.16e/802.11 overlay network are actually different from traditional overlay networks.
