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The phrase "are actually behind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is the cause or reason for a particular situation or outcome, often in a surprising or unexpected way.
Example: "The delays in the project are actually behind the lack of communication between the teams."
Alternatives: "are truly responsible for" or "are indeed the cause of".
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Microsoft has made Doritos so in-demand at my Target that they are actually BEHIND GLASS in the electronics section http://t.co/kT1SbQEcyt.
But none are actually behind bars yet, and legal appeals could continue for another couple of years.
"We have every reason to believe that we do have others we can deal with apart from Maskhadov and the bandits, who are actually behind his back," he said.
Today, in 2009, we are actually behind where we were back then.
This requires users to imagine that manipulated objects that are actually behind the display exist in front of the display.
According to Amnesty International, 245 former members of Chile's armed forces were convicted of human rights abuses between 2000 and 2011, although it points out that barely a quarter of them - 66 - are actually behind bars.
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We're actually behind over here.
Moreover, just this week fresh concerns have been raised about how platforms like Facebook are still enabling dark ads to target political messages at citizens — without it being transparently clear who is actually behind and paying for such campaigns….
He was actually behind.
It's actually behind him.
The hotel-of-the-future is actually behind the scenes.
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