The phrase "actually equal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing that two things are the same or have the same value.
Example: "In this equation, the left side is actually equal to the right side when simplified."
Alternatives: "truly equal" or "genuinely equal".
The poem isn't actually equal to his life.
We need to create an environment where girls are actually equal, but this is going to take some time".
Segregation was therefore justified under the doctrine "separate but equal," but in few cases were segregated facilities actually equal.
First thing to remember, is that our profit is actually equal to our output minus our costs.
WHY do scientists say the fitness benefits of this workout can actually equal those of prolonged endurance training?
Contrary to expectations (and, indeed, to the idea that omega does actually equal one), the universe's expansion is speeding up.
But Facebook did not share real numbers or metrics, leaving people guessing what 34 percent actually equals.
So, the slope of the graph actually equaled to the dye extinction coefficient (ε × 1 = ε) and was calculated by least square method.
No, not a WinPho 7 Omnia, two new WinMo 6.5 phones: the Omnia Pro 4 and 5! Using mathemagics, scientists have proven that news of two half-interesting phones actually equals the news of one interesting phone.
These studies indicate that the adoption of DG is actually equals to increasing the number and capacity of the backup of distribution system, thus improving the carbon reduction of the distribution system.
After recovering, the client needs to verify the result T 1 and T 2. That is, if T 1=T 2 and T k (i,j =c (k=1,2) hold simultaneously, which means the server is honest, the client obtain the correct output (P^{_{-1}}_{1}Z_{1}P_{3}) which actually equals to M 1 M 2, otherwise, the client refuses the received outputs and aborts.
