The phrase "actual batch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of items or products that have been produced or processed together, often in a manufacturing or production context.
Example: "We need to verify the quality of the actual batch before shipping it to our clients."
Alternatives: "real batch" or "specific batch".
This should be based on the risk profile of the supplier and include a review of actual batches manufactured and supplied to you.
Whilst the nutritional content of supermarket ready-meals stated on packaging is unlikely to vary across the UK, there may be small variations in actual nutritional content from batch to batch, and between meals produced in different locations.
After performing a number of such experiments, the above circulation was correlated with other experimental data, revealing a good correlation between the solids flow at the top of the air reactor riser and the actual circulation obtained using batch tests.
Linear mixed modeling allowed systematic estimates of the independent marginal effects of each independent variable on each performance outcome of interest while controlling for the effects of variations in a batch's actual residence time, days since maintenance, and influent turbidity.
Actual offloading volume of batch j at station i. Offloading volume at station i in the time-window from time node τ to τ + 1.
Batches of actual dosing formulations used were periodically sampled and analyzed every 2 3 months by GC/MS to ensure that they were within 10% of the target concentration.
A fourth limitation was the fact that, since the study was conducted over a number of years and there was no actual analysis of the batches of food used.
Joanna Johnston, the film's costume designer, learned that the American company that had had the contract to make all the soldiers' shoes was still in business and had one last batch of the actual dye that was used.
It seems the romance of the cassette is strongest in its connection to actual romance: the carefully picked batch of songs transformed a sorry piece of plastic into a precious object.
