The phrase "actually have a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or impact of something in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy changes actually have a significant effect on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "truly have a considerable" or "really have an important".
"Because here we have a readily available and widely used substance that may actually have a significant health benefit — but we just don't know enough to make recommendations".
Mr. Schwartz conceded in an interview last month that he knew the bill would actually have a significant cost, explaining, "I got a little bit carried away in my formulation".
My posts on the North Dakota energy boom, and its lack of implications for state that actually have a significant number of people, have gotten quite a few comments.
If one believes that the urban poor deserve to live in proper flats, the corollary is that Chinese cities actually have a significant shortage of housing – somewhere in the region of 70 million units.
But the Grammys actually have a significant impact on sales.
It's not clear whether this will actually have a significant impact on Facebook's existing structure.
The research, as it turns out, offers important lessons for all of us, because what we choose to call stupid actually has a significant impact on our behavior.
But Mr. Swanson's recent research, using contemporary high-frequency techniques to measure the bond market's short-term response to Fed and Treasury operations, suggests that it actually had a significant effect on long-term Treasury yields.
But some education experts say that the mayor actually has a significant say in how the school system runs, by providing the money for its budget and controlling two of the seven seats on the school board, but chose not to do as much as he could have.
In 2007-8, the average depression level of students who had both group and individual therapy fell to 17.4 from 20.7 on a scale that measures severe depression at 16. "Based on clinical and qualitative data, we are actually having a significant impact," Dr. Smaller said.
In any way, when TRUTHFUL is included in both processes, the results show that it actually has a significant impact on the reporting process but no effect on the crime process.
