The phrase "a actual" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "an actual" because "actual" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "I need an actual example to understand the concept better."
Alternatives: "a real" or "a genuine".
A: Actual form, P: Preferred form.
Gatorade was created by legitimate sports scientists, and while it's formula is simple sucrose, dextrose, salt and potassium it really does have a actual benefit.
But the core statement is as ambiguous as it is catchy: was God a actual being that had ceased to exist, or had we merely stopped believing in him?
Water productivity indicators were calculated referring to: a) actual field collected data, including yields, commodity prices and production costs; and b) a sensitivity analysis to commodity prices and production costs.
O.K., look, for the last time, my opinion, you're still a good-lookin' woman with a huge, lovin' heart and you're not hard to please — clearly — but you're dating a fuckin' big-time loser with a head like a actual fuckin' fish!... O.K., like, please, alls I'm gonna say, Ma, when you see him tonight: Take a moment.
More specifically, major results are that the evaluation criteria should be aligned with science park (a) actual mission, (b) major stakeholders commitment, (c) economic regional conditions, (d) legal forms, (e) nature of the scientific competence base available within research centres and (f) SP's life-cycle stages.
