The phrase "actually paradoxically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a situation or statement that seems contradictory or unexpected, often to highlight a surprising truth.
Example: "The results of the study were actually paradoxically beneficial, showing that the more time students spent on social media, the better their academic performance."
Alternatives: "surprisingly contradictory" or "ironically conflicting".
"If your spotlight is so strongly focused on how you can become happy, that actually backfires, paradoxically, and people report feeling less happy the more they try to pursue it," explained Gruber.
However, a paradox in serum nitrate concentrations (a surrogate marker of NO) has been demonstrated in malaria where people with severe malaria actually had paradoxically low total NOx (nitrite and nitrate) levels when it was corrected for serum creatinine.
The very relevance of "Surveillance" to the present moment, in a culture where nearly every surface is hyper-reflective, threatens to amplify the noise and weariness of the day and, paradoxically, actually drown the novel's own relevance out.
The reason for this is basically that it puts everything into appearing to be a larger laptop than it actually is — which paradoxically allows it to be a little slimmer than those other laptops.
Worse, there is a well-known syndrome of opioid-induced hyperalgesia in which opioids, paradoxically, can actually increase a person's sensitivity to painful stimuli.
Paradoxically, they actually interface with nearly every other sector.
Paradoxically, this actually frees him up to play more to the so-called maverick middle.
Weight loss among metabolically healthy obese (MHO) individuals characterized by low cardio-metabolic risk and low prospective risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease may be unnecessary and paradoxically may actually increase health risk (1, 2).
But, paradoxically, Foreclosuregate may actually help.
They were once known as "vermin of the sky," because they always seemed to obscure whatever astronomers actually wanted to see, but, paradoxically, when you are looking for asteroids, they're extremely elusive.
