The phrase "actual analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a genuine or real examination of data, situations, or concepts.
Example: "The actual analysis of the survey results revealed surprising trends that we had not anticipated."
Alternatives: "real analysis" or "genuine analysis".
Third, because of "group think" in which a consensus view external to the actual analysis actually shapes the report by ignoring divergent explanations.
In "On Second Thought, Maybe Bernie Sanders Growth Claims Areen't As Crazy As I Thought," Drum actually puts Sanders' proposals through some actual analysis - none of the other critics had done this - and writes, "[I]t turns out that...Friedman isn't projecting anything wildly out of the ordinary after all...
No actual analysis of receipts required.
Mitchell overestimated psychoanalysis if he thought that a psychoanalytic book on love (as opposed, say, to an actual analysis) would ever help anybody.
These baseless claims led bulletins despite energy industry experts, upon actual analysis of the situation, reporting that there was no evidence that renewables are in any way linked to the power outage.
Again, we heard from many analysts who complained they're able to do little actual analysis, because they continue to be assigned menial tasks, including covering the phones at reception desks and emptying the office trash bins.
While measuring gains from year to year is a simple idea, the actual analysis is complex because it requires scores for each Tennessee student for each year and subject, linked to a specific teacher for each test.
He is writing as an enthusiast on a sort of busman's holiday, and although he often makes sharp critical distinctions, he seldom engages in actual analysis, which would require greater detachment than he seems willing or able to assume.
Blaming neoliberalism, as leftists do, or statist bureaucrats, as reactionaries do, is to seek, despite historical, political, and organizational differences, a one-size-fits-all villain, not an actual analysis.
Clore and his colleagues concluded that pleasant weather led people to embrace more heuristic-based thinking — that is, they relied heavily on mental shortcuts at the expense of actual analysis.
That prescription seems to be based more on ideology than on any actual analysis of how the housing market is functioning, and it seems to infuriate Fed officials.
