The phrase "actual components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the real or genuine parts of something, often in contrast to theoretical or hypothetical elements.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to focus on the actual components of the system rather than just the theoretical models."
Alternatives: "real elements" or "genuine parts".
The design is iteratively resized when the actual components of the propulsion system are selected.
In terms of setting up the hardware for this circuit wiring the actual components is relatively simple as long as you follow the datasheets and the overall schematic.
Some specific specimens have been appropriately designed and realised with the same process of the actual components.
This can be achieved by eliminating unnecessary detail and substituting symbolic references for the actual components of the business subject.
Harmonic transient analysis of wind turbine generators (WTGs) requires reliable models to reproduce harmonic dynamics accurately and to ensure that such models perform closely to actual components.
The results reveal that the average deviation between network predictions and actual components is below 6μm, which implies extremely good performance of the net.
The possible values for the argument are the name (string), or the actual component object.
The work material used is CuZn40Al2, which is also the material of the actual component.
But Dr. Browne admitted that this old model was threatened by cuts in the pure-research budget and by a new mission for Los Alamos: to produce an actual component used in bombs, rather than just designs.
Experiments were conducted with welded tube specimens representative of the actual component application and with derived flat specimens as detail specimens.
This is based on extensive laboratory specimen-level material characterization in terms of fatigue and creep, followed by the scale-up of experimental results to actual component.
