The phrase "actual discipline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific, real, or genuine form of discipline in various contexts, such as education, behavior, or training.
Example: "In order to achieve success, one must practice actual discipline in their daily routines and commitments."
Alternatives: "true discipline" or "genuine discipline".
However, when we examined CDP's discipline numbers further, it was apparent that in most of those 51 cases the actual discipline imposed was for procedural violations such as failing to file a report, charges were dismissed or deemed unfounded, or the disciplinary process was suspended due to pending civil claims.
You have to deal with actual discipline issues, dealing with budgets, and so on.
He's not somebody who has mastered an actual intellectual discipline and takes seriously the idea of intellectual discipline--that is, thinking not however one might wish, but in accord with certain canons derived from objective reality.
The prioritization system reduced the waiting time up to half the time under the actual FIFO discipline (table 3).
But the actual temperament and discipline of the ensemble seems to exist separately from its latest conductor.
Without the discipline of actual, effective competition, the incumbent has been permitted to charge excessive prices and earn excessive profits, while confronting no business incentive to undertake new investment in Pennsylvania.
The cost variance by discipline on the actual client sites differs from one site to another.
Being a student of both physics and engineering, Grace chose this project because it was a combination of both of these disciplines, involving the actual building of something in addition to the essential physics behind it.
The actual potential for reuse across disciplines may be complicated by differences in disciplinary preferences in relation to preferred types and formats of resources (Littlejohn & Margaryan, 2006) and variances in pedagogic approaches (HEA & Jisc, 2009; Russell, 2005).
Since managers would rather avoid selloffs of their firms' stocks, short-horizon investors' threat to exit may discipline managers even absent actual selloffs (Fos and Kahn, 2015).
It was evident at the meeting I attended that going from the broad strokes of Common Core goals and strategies to actual classroom practices will take time, discipline and a teaching community that is fully on board with the changes.
