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The phrase "actually work as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the function or role of something in a specific context.
Example: "This software is designed to actually work as a tool for enhancing productivity."
Alternatives: "function as a" or "serve as a".
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So how does the RX 450h actually work as a car?
(But the Pencam does not, as the name also implies, actually work as a pen).
Can capitalism — fearsome, proven reaper of the planet's natural systems — actually work as a force for conservation?
Their conclusion is a hopeful one: that the dropping sea levels would actually work as a stabilizing force on the sheet.
The real question is, does the iPod Nano actually work as a wristwatch?
And if you can make calls on a smartphone, could it actually work as a standalone phone?
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This is slightly disingenuous as Piketty did actually work as an adviser to Ségolène Royal in 2007, when she was the socialist candidate in the presidential elections.
Catherine is an artist whose efforts to actually work as an artist coincided, and possibly conflicted with, her employment as the assistant to her father, a famous artist who recently committed suicide.
Facebook's IPO stumbled, but it did actually work as an IPO -- it got cash to the firm and stock to the investors.
It has been also mentioned that such additives actually work as an immobilization matrix and disperse the enzyme powders (and lead to less mass transfer constraints during the reaction) [18, 23].
He is a lawyer by training and never actually worked as a miner.
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