The phrase "actual buzz" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the genuine excitement or interest surrounding a topic, event, or product.
Example: "The actual buzz around the new smartphone release has been overwhelming, with people lining up for days to get their hands on it."
Alternatives: "real excitement" or "genuine hype".
The actual Buzz Aldrin shows up to confirm that the giant leap for mankind of July 20 , 1969 was actually a small incident in the endless Autobot-Decepticon war, which will, in our own time, lay waste to much of the city of Chicago.
I'm in a beehive, and there is a buzz, an actual buzz.
Lockwood believes it could be an ideal tool in booking comeback tours, where no one really knows whether an act who's been away for 20 years will sell 500 tickets or 5,000 tickets, or for assessing the actual popularity of buzz bands.
The slot cars represent miniature versions of actual motor cars; Buzz-A-Rama represents a microcosm of the United States auto industry itself — beloved, historic, and long past the glory days.
"The reason people love football is not just the actual game, but the buzz and the sounds of being there," Dennis said.
More and more that contest has had to rely on offbeat ideas to generate buzz; the actual power and strength of the dunk has become pass?
The campaign may be driving more PR buzz than actual revenue.
I disagree for three reasons: a) A 12 hour lag time between buzz and actual viewing of content doesn't bode well for our short millennial attention spans.
I had 20 minutes with Dern during a recent press day for Nebraska, the Alexander Payne film which has been earning Dern all sorts of awards buzz (and actual awards) since its debut at the Cannes Film Festival in May.
While the device's launch window is very slowly coming into focus, the actual hardware behind all this buzz is still shrouded in mystery.
Being able to connect web advertising, recommendations, and social media buzz to an actual person walking into your store has long been the holy grail of the advertising world.
