The phrase "actually negligible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is so small or insignificant that it can be considered unimportant or inconsequential.
Example: "The difference in cost between the two options is actually negligible, so we can choose based on other factors."
Alternatives: "truly insignificant" or "essentially minimal".
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This is incorrect; experimental results for viscoelastic materials show that changes in the bulk modulus are actually negligible as ν approaches 1/2.
The total energy consumptions (Q total) of the VRC and DPTCD process can be acquired from reboiler duty (Q reb) and compressor duty (Q comp), and the condenser duty (Q cond) is actually negligible.
Due to their smallness, error bars are actually negligible - the radius of data points is larger.
The number of MM cases classified as unknown is actually negligible in some clusters but exceeds a fourth of all the defined cases in others, as detailed in Table 2.
However, the effect of these Sanger ESTs on the assembly was actually negligible: a separate assembly that excluded those ESTs produced only 0.4% more contigs, 1% more scaffolds, and 4.8% shorter contigs.
According to Dr Rutledge and Dr Fox, the data actually show negligible polarisation.
When the slope of the dissociation curve flattens, substantial increases in Pv aCO2 may actually represent negligible increases in Cv aCO2.
According to a new report from research firm IHS, Apple's iPhone 5 display lags behind the Samsung Galaxy S III's on the important measure of color gamut, which creates a more vibrant, crisp image with better overall color saturation, but the difference in terms of how users perceive the margin could actually be negligible, and is unlikely to alter buying decisions.
The pneumothorax rate is said to be approximately 3%, although in daily clinical practice, this rate is actually almost negligible.
But right now anyone who reckons they're anyone is talking about food, or posting pictures of eggs benedict and chips, even if the amount of carbs actually ingested is negligible.
