The phrase "actually in the absence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a situation or condition where something is not present or available.
Example: "The experiment was conducted actually in the absence of any external influences, ensuring the results were purely based on the variables tested."
Alternatives: "in the lack of" or "without the presence of".
Actually, in the absence of governmental constraints on Wall Street, that's exactly what it was.
Reviewing Authority: Accused had no authority to issue medicine when requested by a PW doctor formally but in actually, in the absence of the Japanese doctor, accused would comply with the request for medicine.
Actually, in the absence of insulin, the insulin pathway maintains a low level in cultured cells.
CAIA is also capable of initiating arthritis independently of T and B cells, actually in the absence of either T or B cells, but not both enhanced the disease, arguing for a regulative role for these cells [ 16].
And how well does one actually get?" In the absence of expert consensus, patients and caregivers have come up with their own definitions of recovery.
For the shoots themselves, however, she asked to photograph the nannies and children without parents present, so her pictures could capture "how they actually related in the absence of the mother".
For example, it is unknown whether human RTL1 expression is actually elevated in the absence of functional RTL1as-encoded microRNAs.
The model is actually simplified in the absence of Mec1-W2368A ubecauselatitn because is is less likely that polyubiquitylated Mec1-W2368A could be restored to an active form.
In contrast, we found that both surface and total levels of ErbB2 are actually little changed in the absence of POH1 activity.
It should be noted that it is unknown whether the NAPSE programs will actually be sustained in the absence of ongoing funding.
Also the monomer reactivity in the presence of CD is actually higher than that in the absence of CD.
