The phrase "and actually more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something exceeds a previously mentioned quantity or quality.
Example: "The project was completed on time, and actually more, it was finished under budget."
Alternatives: "and even more" or "and in fact more".
More is not better, and actually, more could be worse".
"What my research shows is that those insincere positive emotions — telling yourself 'I feel good' when you don't — is toxic and actually more harmful than negative emotions.
To those Democrats who say that Clinton's program doesn't go far enough, Linden replies, in essence, that it is important — and actually more progressive — to be realistic about what can be accomplished.
And actually, more than half of men and women — fifty-eight per cent of women, fifty-nine per cent of men — report ending a budding relationship because of a bad kiss.
Such corrections could have made the show more appropriate to a serious museum setting, more appealing to a broader audience and actually more representative of the hip-hop achievement.
As the Institute for Fiscal Studies' analysis of the tax and benefit changes in Osborne's emergency budget has shown, those in the poorest tenth of the population are already losing five times more than the richest tenth, as a proportion of their income, because of the coalition's decisions – and actually more in cash terms than the upper-middle range of earners.
T-CAB members understand the difference between vivax and falciparum and were actually more likely to cite falciparum as a concern than vivax.
Ethylene is also readily diffusible in both aqueous and lipid compartments of the cell, and is actually more soluble within the membrane (Abeles et al. 1992).
As a great scientist and engineer, actually more than anything else, Dr. John Trump — a great guy".
The film bears some resemblance to the Marx Brothers' manic "Duck Soup," which came out the following year and is actually more disciplined.
Not least because so many say they are floating voters, who have actually become more politically engaged since the last election and are actually more politically engaged than they ever have been in life.
