The phrase "actual functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the real or true functions of something, often in contrast to theoretical or expected functions.
Example: "The actual functions of the software were far more complex than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "real functions" or "true functions".
Occupational specialty congruence was derived by comparing preferred functions with the actual functions characterizing a given occupational specialty.
For each case, the computed functions for the drop breakage rate and the distribution of daughter drops are compared to the actual functions to assess the impact of input data errors on the effectiveness of the inverse PBE modeling approach.
We provide a procedure for recursively selecting this sequence of points so that, averaging over points in the domain the resulting worst case error between the estimating and actual functions is minimized.
The effect of brise-soleil on the design of buildings in hot-weather countries has been to produce an amorphous outer covering to the facade that conceals the building's actual functions but has potential for creating harmony in street designs by means of its patterned effect.
Note: Examples of the actual functions that have been described below can be found here and here.
Notably, this model depends on a parameter that controls the shape of the actual functions.
Therefore, the indirect functional inference should correctly reflect the actual function.
Much of the poor management of the hajj stems from the actual functioning of Saudi Arabia itself.
And obviously in this alternate universe he was totally and utterly incapable of building an actual functioning time machine.
Hence, the actual function could not be unambiguously predicted due to the truncated nature of the assembly.
There are three major ways in which the outcome of the units parallel the actual functioning of the seminar.
