The phrase "actual clashes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to real or genuine conflicts or confrontations, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The report highlighted the actual clashes between the two rival groups during the protest."
Alternatives: "real confrontations" or "genuine conflicts".
But apart from some differences over the euro (Mr Blair was keen to sign up, Mr Brown much less so), actual clashes over policy were fairly rare.
A15 Both Israelis and Palestinians braced for more violence, though there were few more actual clashes, and neither side could muster much hope that summit talks could yield more than a shaky truce.
Although there were few actual clashes today, Israelis braced for Palestinian terror attacks, Palestinians were alarmed by Israeli warnings of fierce reprisals against any more mob violence, and neither side could muster much hope that the summit meeting in Egypt on Monday could yield more than a shaky truce.
"There wasn't any actual clash," said Enayat Ullah Babur Farahman, a Junbish party member of Parliament and cultural adviser to General Dostum.
("We have no chance," one Russian defense expert told a radio interviewer last week, when asked about the prospects of an actual clash between Russian and U.S. forces in Syria. "Our detachment would be destroyed in two days in a single air offensive"). It is a way for a "regional power," in Obama's purposefully insulting formulation from 2014, to act like a global one.
Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre was built on the traditional site of the fighting but recent research has shown the actual clash took place about two miles (3.2km) away.
Alongside the actual attacks, clashes and casualties, there is a conflict going on within each person in Israel and Palestine.
Nobody has suggested to me that they don't get on or that there would be an actual personality clash, simply that it is tough for any clever chief executive to have their power curbed.
Because its job is to make rules and eliminate patronage, rather than sniff out actual corruption, the committee seems fated to clash with the control freak in Mr Blair.
Mr. Windsor recently experienced firsthand one of the challenges as sophisticated car technology clashes with actual human behavior.
The actual scene of this clash was Vinegar Hill (now called Rouse Hill), about 10 miles (16 kilometres) from Castle Hill.
