The phrase "actual basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying reason for a decision, argument, or situation.
Example: "The committee made its decision based on an actual basis of evidence presented during the meeting."
Alternatives: "factual foundation" or "real basis".
It's only once you read the actual paper that the actual basis for the claims falls into place.
The actual basis for Sheriff Ogburn's conclusion was an informer's tip, but that fact, as well as every other operative fact, is omitted from the complaint.
"None of us is seeking to have consumption be the real object … The goal is to make sure we create the basis to have the ability to challenge the actual basis for prohibition".
'While the New York and London markets set a day-to-day price, the actual basis on which coffee is traded is quality,' explains Annemieke Wijn, senior director of commodity sustainability at Kraft.
Advanced breast US systems with broadband high frequency linear transducers, full digital data management and high resolution are the actual basis for two-dimensional breast US studies in order to detect early breast cancer (step 1).
In view of the total absence of any intimation that petitioner had violated the Interstate Commerce Act or was himself guilty of criminal conduct, the actual basis for his refusal to testify may well have been fear of gangster reprisals, a not unreasonable fear in such circumstances.
"I want to see the actual factual basis of that," he said.
"There is no actual scientific basis for the quota," John Paul Woodley Jr., Virginia's secretary of natural resources, insisted in an interview.
International sales fell 4.8 per cent in the 15 weeks to 11 July on an actual currency basis, despite an increase in space by 8 per cent.
The timing of alerts in the future should be "closer to the actual scientific basis and proof that is needed to make certain declarations," Mr. Dalli said.
