The phrase "actually provides that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific provision or statement in a document, law, or agreement that clarifies or confirms something.
Example: "The contract actually provides that all parties must agree to the terms before proceeding."
Alternatives: "specifically states that" or "clearly indicates that".
This demonstrates that trust levels were high that partners had the appropriate competences to succeed, but there were some doubts as to whether partners would actually provide that competence, indicating moderate commitment and congruence regarding human capital.
Actually, provided that (varphi(x)) is taken as (varphi(x)=x^{s}) ((s>0)), then (varphi(x)) is an Orlicz function, and it trivially corresponds to a (L^{s}(mu)) space.
"The race is on for who can actually provide that single sign-on, media automation platform across all the different channels and vendors out there," said Centro CEO Shawn Riegsecker (pictured above).
Unconventional policies were required, Lagarde added, because interest rates were already low and there was "not much else at the moment to try to kickstart growth in economies, to lower long-term interest rates, and to actually provide that breathing space which the authorities have to use to actually deliver on their fiscal policies as well as their structural reforms".
Whether or not Turkey actually provided that stiff competition on Sunday is up for debate, but the U.S. team passed the test comfortably, posting a 2-1 victory at Red Bull Arena thanks to goals from Fabian Johnson and Clint Dempsey.
Instead, it actually provides you recommendations that are dissimilar from the app you have but related.
The Internet actually provides the truth that is shrouded in gold and white mystery.
What Michigan's Constitution actually provides is that pension benefits "shall be a contractual obligation thereof which shall not be diminished or impaired thereby".
Whilst Second Life companies such as the World Stock Exchange clearly state that they are in effect pretend outfits (ie: games), and therefore are not subject to real world laws, FirstMeta is actually providing credit that is tied to a real world account; in effect by securing their credit services they have crossed the line into the real world.
