"actual exposure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate the real or true experience of something, often that someone has experienced firsthand. For example, "I finally got the actual exposure I needed to understand the industry."
That idea can only be sustained without actual exposure to the legal system.
Eventually, some therapists build up to actual exposure to whatever it is that most terrifies the patient.
Aozora said Tuesday in a statement that its actual exposure is "significantly smaller" than what Lehman reported.
It immediately tried to calm investors' fears by saying its actual exposure was lower thanks to hedging positions.
"Since this is a cancer-register-based study, we don't have actual exposure information on the subjects we evaluated," said Dr. Margaret A. Tucker, the study's lead author and director of the institute's human genetics program.
Maine Yankee has a "budget" of no more than 1,150 rem of exposure to all of its workers collectively during the entire cleanup, although the actual exposure will probably be somewhat lower.
A 1972 study of paperback advertising found that although readers professed to dislike the idea of ads in books, after actual exposure their negative responses to the practice slid while brand awareness climbed.
As a result, Mr. Kanno said the bank's actual exposure to Lehman was "much smaller" than the amount declared in the filing, though he did not give a figure.
They should not be considered an accurate representation of actual exposure to PEA.
In practice, the factors driving this process act to limit the actual exposure to toxic maize pollen.
Otherwise, the environmental data (the level of salinity) would not fully describe the true situation and people's actual exposure profiles.
