The phrase "rather actually" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize or add further clarification to a statement or opinion. Example: "I thought the movie was going to be bad, but rather actually, it turned out to be really enjoyable."
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — A day after President Obama held a nationally televised town hall about guns in America, a new poll shows that a majority of Republicans would rather actually be shot by a firearm than agree with him.
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The trouble is that what most of the blue-state people want is not a tribal triumph, to be cured by an act of obeisance, but rather actually to end gun violence.
By Andy Borowitz January 8, 2016 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — A day after President Obama held a nationally televised town hall about guns in America, a new poll shows that a majority of Republicans would rather actually be shot by a firearm than agree with him.
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