The phrase "actually much larger than" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing sizes or quantities, often to emphasize a surprising or unexpected difference.
Example: "The universe is actually much larger than we can comprehend, extending far beyond our observable limits."
Alternatives: "indeed significantly larger than" or "truly much bigger than".
To dramatize that problem, he showed the audience a standard classroom map of the world and then an actual satellite image, proving that Africa is actually much larger than commonly depicted in the West.
Marcus bets too little, sometimes, on objects that are actually much larger than they appear.
According to rival Compete, however, Bing's market share is actually much larger than that.
Therefore, the real power of federal states is actually much larger than some might anticipate from a legal perspective.
But what's nice is that the Magic Trackpad is actually much larger than any trackpad found on a MacBook (80percentt more surface area).
But vinyl sales are actually much larger than what industry figures report, because they don't count used vinyl sales and they under-count new vinyl sales.
(But the head of an American navy research-laboratory in Europe says this is an underestimate cultivated by secretive Beijing, and that China's drone fleet is actually much larger).In total, more than three dozen countries operate UAVs, including Belarus, Colombia, Sri Lanka and Georgia.
But Starbucks's undertaking is actually much larger, and fundamentally different from others', since it brings us a space rather than a product.
The patent deal is actually much larger.
FuzeBox meetings can actually be much larger than that, so when you go over four streams, the remaining participants are represented by a still image at the bottom of the screen.
Returning to Norway, he became one of the country's top directors of commercials and music videos, working on projects that actually had budgets much larger than that of "Trollhunter". But he said the film afforded him a level of creative control he found invigorating.
