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The phrase "actually planning to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing intentions or future actions that are being considered or organized.
Example: "I am actually planning to visit my family next month."
Alternatives: "truly intending to" or "genuinely preparing to".
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We don't know yet what the new government is actually planning to do.
Afterwards, Wright tells me that he's actually planning to quit The Wright Stuff.
Are they actually planning to show a snap of someone's testicles masquerading as Harry's danglies?
When I assess that my patient is actually planning to kill herself today, I find myself sighing.
I'm actually planning to rent a bit of office space with a few friends - I'm breaking out!
The yield percentage represents the accepted students who have placed deposits, a sign that they are actually planning to show up.
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And he doesn't actually plan to marry her.
His mother actually plans to visit, and stay with, him and his husband this summer.
He did not say if the company actually planned to take that action.
We need to know when the government actually plans to step in if progress isn't made".
Mr. Attas had actually planned to travel with Mr. Moussaoui to New York, Colorado and, possibly, Los Angeles, he said.
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