The phrase "and does not actually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify that something is not true or does not occur in reality, often in contrast to what might be assumed or implied.
Example: "The product claims to be effective, but it does not actually deliver the promised results."
Alternatives: "and does not truly" or "and does not really".
Russia and Syria have claimed that the US has jumped to conclusions and does not actually know who was responsible for the attack, although Pentagon officials have said they watched, on radar, warplanes carry out the strikes from Shayrat airbase onto the town of Khan Sheikhun.
This game isn't as hard as the SMB franchise (in fact it's dead simple and does not actually require you to play it at all) and it's great for kids because of the "yarn shaded" animation and the primitive storyline.
A deal that stops at rhetoric and does not actually meet the needs of the poorest and most climate vulnerable countries simply will not work.
A non-delivery scam is when a consumer purchases something from a site like eBay and does not actually receive the item.
The Satanic Temple, which has a Detroit chapter and does not actually worship Satan, submitted its request to the Michigan State Capitol Commission when it heard about the out-of-state group's plan.
For routine diagnostic pathology, however, the use of such molecular stains is expensive, time-consuming and does not actually address the need for an operator-free method.
The company owns no vehicles and doesn't actually ship goods; it negotiates shipping rates with carriers and handles the shipping details for customers.
The roof is made of steel and doesn't actually touch the High Line, although structural columns that hold up the elevated park will run through the space.
"They're like Jimmy, who talks a great deal but who isn't actually politically engaged and doesn't actually do anything.
He had better believe that, because stem-cell research uses embryos being discarded by fertility clinics and doesn't actually add to the embryonic death toll at all.
It's the first bricklaying robot commercially available and doesn't actually replace a traditional mason.
