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The phrase "are actually planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing current intentions or arrangements that are being made for future actions or events.
Example: "We are actually planning to launch the new product next month, and we hope to generate significant interest."
Alternatives: "are indeed organizing" or "are truly preparing".
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They are actually planning the moral reform of the Empire.
The yield percentage represents the accepted students who have placed deposits, a sign that they are actually planning to show up.
Rather than the authorities seeking to protect the local residents' basic right to housing, they are actually planning to demolish even more homes.
We are actually planning to deliver large volumes of crude from Venezuela, and that is still significant despite the relationship or the animosity between the two presidents.
Nevertheless, the fraction of respondents that are actually planning to move within the next 12 months is lower than the sample average.
If, however, you are actually planning to scale Mt. Everest, you might want to look into the 6 pound, 8 ounce GoBook XR-1 from General Dynamics.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, wants the public to know that much of what he is likely to cut are actually planned spending increases aimed at maintaining current services as defined by law, not cuts to existing spending levels.
They do not just say no but also want to ensure that new power lines are actually planned for a fast and effective transition to RET.
I'm actually planning on creating groups within it.
She, Scott and Rudy were actually planning a weekend trip to Tampa, where she could make better money.
We don't know yet what the new government is actually planning to do.
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