The phrase "actual denomination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific name or value of a currency, title, or classification in a precise context.
Example: "The actual denomination of the banknote is crucial for determining its value in the market."
Alternatives: "specific denomination" or "true denomination".
Each genuine denomination contains a different type of hologram.
Boggs, a young American artist who likes to draw money(that is, to create fairly exact, correct-scale color representations of existing denominations of actual currency) & then "spend" his drawings(that is, find people who will accept them "at face value," in lieu of real cash, for goods & services & provide him with a receipt & change).
"The people of faith that support Rick, no matter what their denomination, they are actual people who are active participants in their faith communities, whether they're Protestants or Catholics or Episcopalians," Tamburello told HuffPost.
There is, nonetheless, a fact about the world such that were there to be a gryphon, it would have acquired such a denomination, precisely because some actual person would have been in the relevant state of thinking about it.
The first formal nursing school, the National School of Nursing, was founded in 1968 [ 38] and upgraded into the actual format, National School of Public Health (NSPH) (herein French denomination, École Nationale de Santé Publique) in 1977 [ 39].
More recent Quaker commentators have noted points of contact between the denominations: both claim the actual presence of God in their meetings, and both allow the collective opinion of the church to augment Biblical teaching.
Before its debut in 1909, no actual person had been depicted on a regular-denomination circulating United States coin.
The souvenir card, according to James A. Conlon, director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, will reproduce the designs in their original colors from the master dies but with the country name and denomination removed to avoid con fusion with the actual stamps.
What he likes to do is draw money — actual paper notes, one-sided but real size, in the denominations of standard currencies from all over the world — and then try to spend those drawings.
And many people continue to get by without these coins today, since in the actual marketplace consumers tend to treat the quarter as the smallest meaningful denomination.
