The phrase "actual circulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the real or current distribution or movement of something, often in contexts related to finance, publishing, or physical objects.
Example: "The actual circulation of the magazine has increased significantly over the past year, reflecting its growing popularity."
Alternatives: "real circulation" or "current circulation".
The actual circulation of the tabloids is anybody's guess.
But Desbrun's equations model the actual circulation of the liquid, as if it were a property as fundamental as velocity.
During the trial, it became clear that Gruner & Jahr kept two sets of books: one set tracked the actual circulation performance of the magazine, the other much more positive set was sent to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Brickley said that about 80percentt of the people infected with Zika show no symptoms, so the detected cases likely represent only a fraction of the actual circulation of the virus.
The rate base is 2.05 million, so with an actual circulation of 2.3 million there is for advertisers a 10percentt bonus circulation and a guarantee of no rate increases for 1986.
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.
Actual growth data, Werner has found, correlate almost perfectly with his "real circulation liquidity index" (see top chart).
In 2004, The Atlantic Monthly will cut its rate base, the number of copies promised to advertisers, to 325,000 from 450,000 (the magazine's actual average circulation exceeded 500,000 last year).
Therefore, SAM clarifies actual economic circulation, including the distribution structure of value added, by constructing SAM with the above-mentioned three conditions.
Nor is the central bank "printing money" per se the actual note circulation value in the United Kingdom, which hovers around the 40 billion pound ($56.7 billion) mark, will stay the same.
He had lost an eye (supposedly in actual fighting of circulation wars), and Ben Hecht is quoted as saying you could tell which was the glass eye because it was the warmer one.
