The phrase "actually exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is solely or entirely true, often in contrast to a previous assumption or statement.
Example: "The event is actually exclusively for members, so please do not bring any guests."
Alternatives: "truly solely" or "really only".
As a tale of four lives (actually only briefly intertwined), it focuses almost exclusively on professional lives, with personal lives only glimpsed occasionally.
But the ancestor of today's game was actually played exclusively indoors.
However, it is actually used exclusively in the phrase "boots on the ground," referring to Border Patrol agents along the U.S.-Mexican border.
But during this period, North American cities actually relied almost exclusively upon horses to move people and freight from place to place.
Michael Liss, a real estate lawyer in White Plains, said that if a person who has been using another's property "openly, notoriously, hostilely, exclusively, actually and under claim of right" for five years sells the property to a buyer who continues to use the neighbor's property in the same way, the buyer would have an adverse-possession claim in just five years.
The 29-nt fraction derived from mRNAs actually derived almost exclusively from the sense strand of the 3'UTR of the gene AGAP003387 and was dominated by a unique sequence that is the most abundant read in all the samples (about 1-41-4% all the reads).
Actually, it's almost exclusively about the Cold War, addressed as much to Khrushchev as to America.
Much of the food is actually Nordic, though not exclusively so: the pan-seared langoustine with oyster-parsley purée, for example, could be claimed just as legitimately by New Orleans.
Meanwhile, well-heeled people from all over the world are flocking to Noma to get a sample of the restaurant's "new Nordic cuisine". ("Noma" is a conflation of the Danish words for "Nordic" and "food"). Much of the food is actually Nordic, though not exclusively so: the pan-seared langoustine with oyster-parsley purée, for example, could be claimed just as legitimately by New Orleans.
In growing its collection of originals, the company found that podcasters who joined Spotify exclusively were actually able to grow their audience, despite leaving other distribution platforms.
