The phrase "actually significantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the degree or extent of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The new policy will actually significantly improve employee satisfaction across the board."
Alternatives: "truly considerably" or "indeed markedly".
According to the Commerce Department, Q1 was actually significantly worse than the originally reported -5.5%; the actual decline was -6.4%.
"It's actually significantly better than previous results.
Bilbow believes it is actually significantly harder for people with ADHD to become elite athletes.
As bad as this sounds, the reality confronting working men and women is actually significantly worse.
If ever implemented, it would actually significantly worsen the condition of the 1.3 billion people mired in energy poverty.
The increase outlined by Mr. Cohen today is actually significantly more than what Mr. Bush proposed during the campaign, which was $45 billion over 10 years.
Today's letter is from senior doctors, to the Guardian, and it suggests that cutting and reorganising some medical services might actually "significantly improve patient care.
But anyone who has ever played a sport knows that a disciplined scheme and a cool head can beat superior talent in beach football, for God's sake, so what can happen when the talent isn't, actually, significantly superior?
"One family at a time … one woman at a time we can actually, significantly decrease poverty, which is why it is important to make that distinction about investing in women in education, because it has that longevity that you actually see in society".
For a smaller 300×300 pixels view, the standard interface was actually significantly faster than the two novel techniques.
Comments: The authors' suggestions that the BG was more "accurate" than the Broselow tape are misleading: the Broselow tape actually significantly outperformed the BG formula.
