The phrase "actual bench" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical bench that is real or present, often in contrast to a hypothetical or imagined one.
Example: "After searching for hours, we finally found the actual bench where we used to sit during our childhood."
Alternatives: "real bench" or "physical bench".
His 1998 exhibition in Manhattan at the Stark Gallery in Chelsea included an actual bench, finished in blazing white and equipped with a soundtrack of him and an English friend reading passages about soccer by Nabokov, Camus, Pinter and other writers.
It should also not affect the postdoc who edited the paper, for she had no direct input into the actual bench work.
Overall, the need to reduce risk and cost in the grant-based system produces "incentives … to get bigger and bigger" by winning the maximum number of grants and, because grad students and postdocs do the actual bench work, to "produce more scientists and engineers than can possibly find jobs as independent researchers".
This up-and-down movement on an actual step, aerobics bench or step in your home engages the hips, butt and legs -- not to mention your heart!
Constrained by the actual words in the bench order, we reverse the trial justice's finding of contempt and vacate the imposition of sanctions.
The actual Democratic Party VP-mentionable bench is pretty thin and lacks the kind of name recognition that even Paul Ryan had back in 2012.
We have lunch on a bench by an actual babbling brook in the Carding Mill valley.
The aim of this study was to compare technical ability as measured on a bench simulation with actual operative performance.
There have been reports that an elusive Andrew Bynum has been spotted outside its natural environment, the bench, in an actual NBA game.
This figure refers to the tuition fee itself only and does not include any additional bench fees; the actual cost that incurs until completion of the course may therefore be greater than the figures provided.
I was walking past the Book Bench the other day the actual, physical bench when a photo of Tony Blair caught my eye.
