The phrase "actually exist in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or reality of something within a specific context or location.
Example: "Many people believe in mythical creatures, but they do not actually exist in the real world."
Alternatives: "truly exist in the" or "genuinely exist in the".
Contrary to popular beliefs largely propagated by the Teletubbies, a baby's face does not actually exist in the sun.
But Mr. Bush reversed course and assured New York it would get its full funding (though it still does not actually exist in the budget).
Calculations of inspection fees for weight scales and gasoline pumps were made using numbers for scales and pumps far beyond the numbers that actually exist in the county.
They recently reorganized their categories in an attempt to better represent the types of recordings that actually exist in the world.
"Of course we can make that into a product, but I'm kind of excited for the idea that it doesn't actually exist in the physical world," he said.
I'd been trying to find new symmetrical objects, which don't actually exist in the physical world, but live in high dimensional spaces.
But is there any hard evidence that the progressive dilemma actually exists in the real world of political and social choices?
The Automobile Club, like the Yacoubian building (where Aswany established his first dental clinic) actually exists, in the same shabby, downtown neighbourhood of Cairo's former European quarter.
"Yet while there is no law against eating in the abstract, there is a law which forbids him to eat any of the food which actually exists in the community – and that is the law of private property.
Nissan is recalling about 8,100 Infiniti M45 luxury sedans from the 2003-4 model years because an electronic malfunction could cause the fuel gauge to indicate a higher amount of fuel than actually exists in the tank.
Plutarch, indeed! people who believe that Romulus actually existed in the real world have no critical faculties whatsoever And the best: romulus — August 20, 2009 at 12 22 am I'm kind of disappointed that out of almost 1400 pages, all we can really argue about is me.
