The phrase "actually outperforms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the performance of one thing against another, often to emphasize a surprising or unexpected result.
Example: "In our latest tests, the new model actually outperforms its predecessor in both speed and efficiency."
Alternatives: "truly surpasses" or "genuinely exceeds".
So if this prototypical example of Eurosclerosis actually outperforms America on a per-hour output basis, that's quite something.
"In fact, it could be the first time in years that the eurozone actually outperforms the US economy – at least in one single quarter," he said.
The Digital Foundry PC has a Radeon HD 6770 which is old, but actually outperforms its successor and we got ours for £70 – a fair bit cheaper than the GTX 650".
SBP, however, has been neglected until recently, despite offering a real alternative to HRP: SBP actually outperforms HRP in terms of stability and is now used in numerous biotechnological applications, including biosensors.
Therefore, to summarize, what we've shown is that the APT mode offers large improvements in payload delivery over the VTO/HL mode, so much so that an APT using low-performing non-cryogenic JP-5/H2O2 actually outperforms a VTO/HL using cryogenic LH2/LOX (fig. 3).
There, it will be seen that with an unbiased hyperparameter selection, bagging actually outperforms boosting.
Connecticut has actually outperformed other states, garnering the third-highest participation rate in 2000.
"So this actually outperformed the regular chisel at a 15percentt rate," Mr. McCarty said.
Perhaps most surprising, stocks in a few emerging markets actually outperformed those in the United States during the recent trauma.
Mr. Silverman, in his response to the state, said he had actually outperformed his peers in the market turmoil of 2007.
But, he said, the "core" expenditures have actually outperformed targets as the government had undershot on planned spending.
