The phrase "actual confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a definitive or verified acknowledgment of something, often in contexts involving agreements, transactions, or information validation.
Example: "We are still waiting for the actual confirmation of the meeting date from the client."
Alternatives: "definitive confirmation" or "verified confirmation".
Cloture votes (taken before the actual confirmation vote) have, but not the vote which actually confirms the nominee.
When all is said and done — the suicide, the censure, the surprise witness — the actual confirmation vote is a tie.
His actual confirmation, which is now a foregone conclusion, will take place in the next few days.
The actual confirmation and processing of our new find will have to happen back in a laboratory.
Hagel's detractors will argue that when it came to the actual confirmation vote, only four Republicans broke ranks, and that the over-all tally was just 58-41 in favor.
But there are good reasons to reject the claim that analogies provide actual confirmation.
Secondly, because we relied on ICD-9 codes and reportable disease notification data rather than actual laboratory confirmation, we cannot assume that IGE was laboratory-confirmed in all cases, although presumably a pathogen-specific ICD-9 would not be coded without confirmation.
Fourth, we used the concomitant presence of candidemia code and a positive blood culture to identify candidemia case and included acute clinical presentation on admission as candidate variables, which is likely to be a strength of our paper because many large-scale databases tend to only have the results of administrative coding and lack actual culture confirmation.
Might that mean an actual product or confirmation of plans for an international launch?
Each vignette had been independently rated by five experts on psychopathology masked to actual diagnosis, providing confirmation of the correct diagnosis for each case history.
A dating method was thus available, subject only to confirmation by actual application to specific chronologic problems.
