The phrase "actual form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the true or real version of something, often in contrast to a hypothetical or theoretical version.
Example: "The actual form of the sculpture was much more intricate than the sketches suggested."
Alternatives: "real version" or "true shape".
Reverence for tradition is ingrained into its actual form.
Instantly, Satan springs up in his actual form, since angelic touch reveals his true nature.
And she called upon her musicians to be casual, both through her approach and through her music's actual form.
It needs to be communicated in its actual form, and that is what our band believes in, lyrically and musically.
The actual form of the inflections depended on the stem class of the noun or the adjective.
"A Book of Books" is about those moments when books take on meanings beyond their actual form or content -- imagined narratives," Morell calls them.
For all the rhetorical confidence of their Manifesto, Marx and Engels were famously vague about the actual form that a future communist polity would take.
"This is straight up – perhaps now there is so much corporate control that the most subversive thing to do is to have the thing in the actual form.
Some sections are well-thought-out, others are clumsy, especially sections involving form-filling, which seem to require almost 20 presses of a key to get back onto the actual form after progressing to the next page.
Holloway said that Marston, Holloway, and Byrne's living arrangements began as an idea: "A new way of living has to exist in the minds of men before it can be realized in actual form".
Though it is not immediately clear from the actual form, officials from the Department of Education, which issues it, said that applicants with two married mothers or fathers must fill out the Fafsa as if the couple were divorced.
