The phrase "actually simply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is straightforward or uncomplicated, often in contrast to a more complex idea.
Example: "The solution to the problem is actually simply a matter of following the basic steps outlined in the manual."
Alternatives: "truly just" or "really merely".
Though Stalin eventually relented, and the Soviets airlifted (actually, simply dropped from planes) matériel into Warsaw, it was to little effect.
Some things actually simply will go away, and you have to get smarter and smarter to know which ones are which.
"For example, the quantitative easing for infrastructure will actually simply be effectively an increase in borrowing, [that] would undermine the Bank of England's independence," she says.
Actually, "simply" may not be the best word choice here: the small, sleek, sophisticated Gigaset ($180) has more controls than the Space Shuttle.
"Some clients are worried that they will be portrayed as seeking loopholes or trying to do away with regulation, when they are actually simply asking for clarity," said Anna T. Pinedo, a partner with Morrison Foerster.
Worst of all, the Mirror made their frontpage a story about me visiting my nephew, who was dying of Aids, intending, in some vile way, to smear me, but actually simply causing immense distress to my sister.
Keep in mind that the legal system can only force people to remove content that is actually illegal; simply posting your name isn't against the law, particularly if the hosting company is in a different country than you are.
When you think too hard about it, though, there's something very odd about the notion of legal truth - the way that a jury's deliberations, for example, can fix reality in retrospect, turning an alleged crime into a crime that actually happened simply by stating as much.
Actually, this simply extends the notion used in real case to fuzzy case.
Actually, by simply combining the definitions given by (6), (7), and (8), we obtain the cost function as follows: (10).
Additionally, seasonal and longer-term shifting patterns of cultivation can sometimes appear as permanent landscape change when in fact they actually are simply a local change in spatial arrangement.
