The phrase "actually except for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is true or valid with the exception of a specific point or detail.
Example: "I enjoyed the movie, actually except for the ending, which I found disappointing."
Alternatives: "really aside from" or "truly other than".
Sounds pretty solid, actually, except for the Windows 7 part.
Actually, except for brief scares, such fears rarely trump the impact of familiar economic events.
Actually, except for the lower Silurian shale in the Sichuan Basin, the average gas-filling porosity of the other lower Paleozoic shales in the Upper Yangtze area rarely exceeds 2.6%% from the available data (Huang et al. 2012b; Huang and Shen 2015; Yi and Zhao 2014; Yu et al. 2014), which means that shale should have a greater burial depth to meet this gas content.
Actually, except for the fact that it ended Zach's life, this really has nothing to do with the tornado.
Actually except for the distribution of M7c3c in Taiwan and Indonesia, the highest frequency and diversity of M7c3c in the Philippines could also indicate a bidirectional gene flow of M7c3c from North and South into the Philippines from a location (in MSEA) that has now lost M7c3c by drift.
This resort is actually fully clothed everywhere... EXCEPT for Tower Isle, a small private island located a short boat ride from the main resort where nudity isn't just optional, it's required.
"Nobody knows what actually happened except for the people who were involved," Crawford said.
Indeed, Schervish himself provides virtually no examples of this actually occurring, except for an isolated local case of a philanthropist who had the means to purchase land to be set aside for conservation.
Baby Boomer Divorce Revolution: Divorce rates in the United States are actually stabilizing except for one group -- baby boomers.
We like everything about letters, really, except for the trouble it takes to actually write them.
It's actually all girls except for Elite Gymnastics.
