The phrase "actually more intense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a comparison, indicating that something is indeed greater in intensity than previously thought or stated.
Example: "The storm was actually more intense than the meteorologists had predicted."
Alternatives: "truly more intense" or "indeed more intense".
The violence, while frequently stylized and carefully edited, is actually more intense and nasty than the rating would suggest.
He and Mr. Mucciacito, whose mock alley bouts are actually more intense than what they do onstage, became so accomplished that once rehearsals started, B. H. Barry, the play's fight director, had to intervene.
The impact and sweep of these galleries are actually more intense than the bursts of violence seen earlier, because here you see the full scope of segregation and its system of laws and customs.
Well, it was actually more intense than that for me.
I'm not sure if my dreams are actually more intense, vivid, and interesting, or if they only seem that way because I'm not waking up longing to sleep more.
The broadcast networks may be scaling back their coverage, conceding to cable the task of gavel-to-gavel attention, but the conventions remain such crucial showcases for exhibiting reportorial and technological know-how that the competition over booth design has actually grown more intense.
And although the amount of time that elapsed between Germany's signing of Agenda 21 and its establishment of the Nachhaltigkeitsrat may seem excessive--particularly because most of the problems described by the WCED were known in the 1980s--Germany 1980s--Germany 1980s--Germanymore intense than those of most other industrialized countries.
The latter was actually slightly more intense than that enhanced by heat alone (Fig. 3c, d).
It is possible that the monochromatic species we have studied are actually experiencing more intense sexual selection, but targeting this more cryptic trait.
Chroma also differed significantly between males on the two diet treatments (two-sample t-test, t38 = 3.21, p = 0.003); with low-carotenoid diet males actually developing more intense coloration than males on the high-carotenoid diet (figure 1).
For example, although approximately $25 million in VAWA funds go to support mandatory arrest policies, a recent Harvard study found that such policies actually lead to more intense levels of violence.
