The phrase "actually on the small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is small in size, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The object is actually on the small side, making it easy to handle."
Alternatives: "actually quite small" or "truly on the small side".
It's actually on the small side; the city's streets are lined with specimens far more momentous and old.
What you can't tell from the picture is that the house is actually on the small side, 2,300 square feet, with two bedrooms, a tiny kitchen and a dining area to complement the spacious living room.
Those who make games know that the amounts being raised by some crowdfunding projects are actually on the small side.
The Huawei watch has a 286 PPI 1.4-inch AMOLED display, with a 42mm round face that is actually on the smaller side compared to most of the gargantuan Android Wear devices out there.
While their story may seem a throwback to the Victorian age, Casey and Kara are actually on the front edge of a small but growing movement among conservative Christian youths who are rejecting the dominant culture's approach to dating and romance.
ES: "Drunk" was a demo, "...A Team" was a demo, "You Need Me" and "Lego House" were the two we actually worked on, but "Small Bump" was a demo; there's a song called "Give Me Love," which is the next single in England, and that was a demo as well.
So, while the move was theoretically to help the small-market teams — whose chorus is led by Gilbert, as Howard Beck reports in The Times — by not allowing the Lakers to keep loading up on stars, it actually puts the small-market Hornets in an impossible position, writes Mark Kriegel on Foxsports.com.com
Catching up with your favorite TV characters is one of life's greatest pleasures, but did you know that some of the faces you love on the small screen are actually hitched offscreen?
But some drone makers, like DJI, which is expected to unveil something big (or small, rather) next week, is actually on the FAA's side on this one.
According to Steve Peters, one of the designers behind ARGs like Why So Serious and Nine Inch Nails' Year Zero, "The simplest things (clues) tend to still work the best...Puzzles are overused and dead-drops/live events must be carefully designed so as to entertain the larger online audience as well as the smaller audience that's actually on the ground". .
Despite all the headlines in recent months about high-profile hedge-fund collapses and near-collapses, data from the industry publication Absolute Return suggests that 2008 is actually on pace for the smallest number of fund shutdowns in several years.
