The phrase "actual entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the real or true act of entering something, such as data, a location, or a record.
Example: "The actual entry of the data into the system took longer than expected due to technical issues."
Alternatives: "real entry" or "true entry".
To Rayman and his colleagues, the actual entry isn't so exciting.
Even that Azerbaijani woman who could only make a noise like a slowly deflating haemorrhoid cushion during her actual entry.
Traveling from Milan by train, Mussolini arrived in Rome on October 30, before the actual entry of the fascist forces.
I was intrigued to find the topic included in a list of "emotions" on a site called Psychology Wiki, though the actual entry had been deleted.
The 'sticker price' may say three As but there is a big difference between that and the actual entry grades of many of the students they end up taking".
The specific question in the hourlong argument was whether use of a thermal imager by the police is a search that, no less than an actual entry into a house, requires a warrant.
But since the keys are being generated randomly from a fixed range of digits, the actual entries will be very less.
Think about the last few times you searched Google for answers to your questions, and it provided a direct response rather than forcing you to peruse the actual entries of the SERP (search engine results page).
The study, published this week in Frontiers in Psychology, asked more than 220,000 people to review a list of 100 words—some real and some made up to decide which were actual entries in the dictionary.
In January, the inmates will become part of Silicon Valley's latest experimental employment arrangement when the Last Mile launches a program that will have them doing actual entry-level front-end coding work for companies on the outside.
Whereas actual entries like Out of the Past weren't explicitly political, Film Chinois very much is.
