The phrase "actual demographic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the real or current demographic characteristics of a population or group.
Example: "The study focused on the actual demographic of the participants to ensure accurate representation in the findings."
Alternatives: "real demographic" or "current demographic".
Also, actual demographic data may be used.
But if the prison population were proportional to the country's actual demographic makeup, that would drop to 1,400.
In the Tom Perrotta tale, by way of Damon Lindeloff, 2% of the world's population simply vanishes one day, a relatively small tear in the actual demographic but a gaping hole in the consciousness of those left behind.
We used actual demographic data, obtained from the 2001 census, which allowed us to simulate the spread of an influenza pandemic and the impact of control measures.
Despite the growing debate on rat control as a compensatory measure, there is a lack of knowledge on the actual demographic consequences of rats on the population dynamics of seabirds.
We use actual demographic information to instantiate the nodes.
This shift toward the fundamentalist, God-fearing sort of Judaism is reflected both in the actual demographics (the high birth rate among the Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox, especially compared with the stagnant rate among non-observant Jews) and in the reconfiguration of American Jewish identity.
But wait: Let's look at the actual demographics.
Regardless of the show's actual demographics—nine- to14-year-old boys were its core audience DBZ was an aggressively masculine program.
In the long run, as larger minority populations in rural states reach voting age, representation through the Electoral College may begin to reflect the nation's actual demographics again.
It was about entertainment so it might appeal to kids but it was about an older dude so it might appeal to the newspaper's actual demographics.
