The phrase "actually there would" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a situation where someone is trying to clarify or correct a misunderstanding, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence for proper usage.
Example: "Actually, there would be a significant difference in the outcome if we changed the approach."
Alternatives: "In fact, there would" or "Indeed, there would".
"Actually, there would be a red plume," Mr. Nans said.
Actually, there would have been no fifth-year scholarship for Gold-Onwude if Skylar Diggins, a top recruit, had chosen Stanford over Notre Dame.
The lack of Dolby Vision support won't matter to people without Dolby Vision displays either, and not everyone likes films switching to IMAX ratio (though actually there would likely be no such switching on an IMAX ratio version of Infinity War, as for once pretty much the whole film was shot in IMAX).
Actually, there would be no sense if it weren't like that.
Wired points out that Mars is so dusty that it if you were actually there, it would probably be impossible to see any of the deep valleys or soaring mesas in Fröjdman's video.
"To go to Staten Island — actually go there — would have been profoundly meaningless," he says.
There's sometimes a vested interest in maintaining a divide, cherishing the lower depths as an escape hatch for the overcivilized, whereas the lower classes and immigrants who actually dwell there would happily settle for the commodities and hypocrisies of petit-bourgeois capitalism.
If that were actually true there would -- and should -- be a public detailed report showing the world, particularly the victims' relatives, exactly what was unjust about locking him up in the first place).
It's terrific that Texas is such a global draw for medical excellence, but I bet the people who actually live there would like to get in on some of that great health care, too.
If that sounds like spending a lot of time dedicated to growing and cultivating things that aren't actually there, you'd be right.
Actually, there probably wouldn't be any Metra hearings if Speaker Madigan didn't approve them and so he is in some way condoning the negative attention he's been getting for acknowledging that he asked for a long-time campaign worker to get a raise at his Metra job.
