The phrase "actually mainly" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in informal contexts where you want to emphasize that something is primarily true, but it is better to choose clearer alternatives.
Example: "The project is actually mainly focused on sustainability."
Alternatives: "primarily" or "mostly."
It's amazing, actually - mainly because it is at the same time so unamazing.
The dialogue – well, actually mainly monologue – may be disjointed, but it is ripe: the first sight of snow is like "great marshmallows floating in the air".
He went on to imply, disingenuously, that the tax breaks at issue mainly help small businesses (they're actually mainly for big corporations).
The PDP-4 (1962), PDP-7, PDP-9, and PDP-15 (1970) were a large 18-bit computers oriented towards business customers, but actually mainly used in engineering settings.
That was partly because – actually mainly because – I was in a relationship that was important to me, but also because I thought I could make it in American movies".
Switzerland still has until November to prevent similar scenes: That's the deadline for the country's final decision on the meaning of coffee for human (well, actually, mainly Swiss) survival.
" I check when I want, or when I've nothing special to do; Actually, it mainly happens when I'm bored Facebook is a mix between MMS, SMS and the telephone" (Resident 5) Posting mainly took place when a user was working on his or her personal project.
But a recent customer survey found that up to 40percentt were actually older, mainly grandparents.
Government cost-sharing actually goes mainly to the better off, because less-well off people simply cannot afford it, so it becomes a case of reverse subsidizing.
(Here again, the greatest mineral use is actually gravel, mainly for the roads used to transport materials throughout the supply chain).
Summarizing, the issuance of sports betting products may actually be mainly driven by marketing aspects, nevertheless sports betting products may be considered to be "viable" niche products with low cost of capital for banks.
