The phrase "actual command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific directive or order that is currently in effect or being executed.
Example: "The actual command from the supervisor was to complete the project by Friday."
Alternatives: "current directive" or "official order".
That "Negroes or people of colour must not exercise any actual command or power".
The actual command and control capabilities have been tested and validated by all allies.
It was, merely a question of the actual command and of personnel?
He fought on the Somme in 1916 and became the first black combat officer in the British army, despite a military rule excluding "negroes" from exercising actual command.
OBERHAUSER: The first company was mainly located between the regimental staff quarters and the actual command post of the army group.
Citing their reasons for acquitting Mr. Milutinovic, the judges said that in practice "it was Milosevic, sometimes termed the Supreme Commander, who exercised actual command authority" over Serbian troops and security police officers in 1999.
For other postural changes (i.e. a movement that did not correspond to actual commands), the electro-stimulation was stopped after 10 seconds.
However, since motor error is the difference between the actual motor command and what the command should have been, it is a signal unavailable to the organism in principle.
It is however not reasonable to assume that the actual motor command, which is the aggregate of the command activities of all motoneurons contributing to a saccade, has SDN because this aggregate command combines the activities of many motoneurons that are distributed over six different muscles.
(Still, subway buffs, who ridiculed a television version of "Pelham One Two Three" filmed in Toronto and released in 1998, will spot a number of technical improbabilities. Transit officials say subway cars can operate only in tandem, not individually. Also, for security reasons, filming was not allowed in the actual transit command center).
The actual battlefield command of the 100 Royal Marines brigaded with the 85th Foot went to a less senior officer, Major Thomas Benjamin Adair, commanding officer of the Marine detachment on HMS Vengeur.
