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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually follows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a direct consequence or result of what has been previously stated.
Example: "The conclusion that we reach is based on the evidence that actually follows from the data we collected."
Alternatives: "directly results" or "naturally comes after".
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Genetic analysis of parentage is necessary to determine whether realized reproductive success actually follows this atypical pattern.
At points, Dvorak's music actually follows the meter and inflection of Erben's writing, like musical accompaniment to unspoken words.
"Fast & Fastibility" In spite of what the title implies, this "Fast & Furious" movie (the seventy-second in the franchise) actually follows the basic plot of "Emma".
In the politics of guns, it was a remarkable shift of position — but only if he actually follows through on those commitments.
But its rise and fall, said Dr. Randall Nelson, a veterinarian with the state's Department of Health, actually follows the fluctuations of the state's raccoon population.
But if Trump actually follows through, we're going to have to go through the suffering phase before we get to the glorious victory phase.
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"People actually follow him around".
Actually follow me on Twitter!
How many parents will actually follow it?
"People actually followed it," said Mytting.
Meanwhile, we can actually follow his advice.
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