The phrase "actual establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the real or true formation or creation of something, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The actual establishment of the company took place in 2020, following several years of planning and development."
Alternatives: "real establishment" or "true establishment".
One of the signs directly behind her reads: "Rena's Deli," an actual establishment that her father had seen in the South.
In other words, although mutations of small effect are more common, the actual establishment of adaptive changes will often be due to mutations of medium to large effect, especially on arrival in a tough new place.
It was, marvellously, an actual establishment in Torquay run by an irascible retired naval officer called Donald Sinclair that gave John Cleese the idea for his hotelier on the verge of a nervous breakdown, but it was in the bowels of Television Centre that he, Prunella Scales, Connie Booth and Andrew Sachs gave those wonderful characters the gift of eternal life.
However attention must be paid to the fact that the actual establishment and use of each technique relies solely on the output measures.
In our ideal type setting, stakeholder positions and preferences following the typology of a heat infrastructure are crucial for legal governance of collective action towards the actual establishment of the particular infrastructure.
On 5 May, the actual establishment of FUNK and of the Gouvernement royal d'union nationale du Kampuchéa or GRUNK (Royal Government of National Union of Kampuchea), was proclaimed.
The system will report the actual establishments your friends are at, so you don't even need to look at a map.
But what actual educational establishment? asks Kothner.
A "Whites Only" sign hanging on a theatre set has a different illocutionary force than one hanging on the door of an actual social establishment.
The way we have presented legal governance of heat infrastructures in the Netherlands so far, points at a constitutional setting in which there is a Heat Act which regulates existing heat infrastructures without arranging for any public hierarchy nor (explicitly) for any alternative orchestration of actual initiatives towards establishment of such infrastructures.
Another alternative could be the establishment of actual minor league teams, like in baseball, that provide athletes a paid option in additional to college play.
