The phrase "actually in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify the purpose or intention behind an action or statement.
Example: "She studied late into the night, actually in order to prepare for the important exam the next day."
Alternatives: "specifically to" or "with the aim of".
Except actually, in order to accommodate magazines' long lead times, the whole process begins in the middle of summer with weary journalists, tipsy on eggnog and stuffed full of mince pies in the 30 degrees heat, traipsing between different "Christmas in July" press events.
Actually, in order to calculate the clock skew, N is usually very large.
Actually, in order to ensure an easier comparison between simulation and measurements, a customized multipath channel block is defined in Ptolemy schemes fed with measurements data.
Actually, in order to fully describe the process, elasticity effects, intermixing, and the growth of the solid phase must be included [32].
Actually, in order to quantify the correlation between PF and FF, we computed a 2-D cross-correlation factor (for a reference see [11]), obtaining a remarkable value of 0.7317, resulting from the numerical analysis of 40 different samples.
Actually, in order to accurately simulate the mechanism of human visual attention, values of parameters,, and, and,, and, should be adjusted according to motion, textual, and depth characteristics of the multiview video sequences.
The People's Liberation Army — the bedrock of Communist power since the revolution — has actually shrunk in order to free up resources for a more modern fighting force.
You know if you live in the Bay area and you rent, you pay a price of admission on top of what's actually necessary in order to operate and maintain rental housing.
"Contrary to what is actually needed in order to overcome the sovereign debt crisis, we risk seeing the propensity for excessive deficits rise even further in the future," he said.
You'll start by plonking down shops and restaurants, later moving on to schools and a hospital without ever having to understand or learn what a hospital actually needs in order to keep its patients alive.
The suggestion that the brain always brings phenomena to awareness a split second after they actually occur — in order to construct a plausible storyline for their appearance — offers a possible answer.
