The phrase "actually the future of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a belief or assertion about something being a significant or defining aspect of what is to come.
Example: "Many experts believe that renewable energy is actually the future of sustainable living."
Alternatives: "truly the future of" or "genuinely the future of".
Yet he appeared, as ever, happily at ease with the world.Bagehot: What's at stake in this election?David Cameron: What's at stake is the future of our economy, but frankly, actually the future of our country too.
The idea that what you do now affects what you do in the future is one that seems like common sense (and is a scientific theory as well) to most people, but actually, The Future Of Us explains it in a tangible way that social media nuts like me can understand.
Chris DeWolfe: No that's actually the future of advertising.
"That is actually the future of intelligence probably for computers getting smarter and getting artificial intelligence.
Or, is the Starbucks-sponsored "10 Summer Emojis That Should Definitely Exist" no charade at all, but actually the future of media that we should just smile and accept?
Let's face it, when you look at the future of work, it is actually the future of our lives because we spend more hours of the day working than doing anything else.
RS: Well, thank you, Thomas Frank, for writing a really critical book for this election season, and actually for the future of American politics.
They may actually be the future of leisure if robots wind up leaving us jobless.
The participants are a group of academics, executives, and startups and the goal isn't to sell product but to actually discuss the future of information overload, which is quite refreshing.
Brazilian startup Descomplica ("Uncomplicate") has raised an $8 million Series B to build an education entertainment company that the company hopes could actually change the future of education in Brazil.
Have we completely lost it, so much so that we actually think "the future of programming is on the line" because of a fucking dongle joke?
