The phrase "actual inauguration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the genuine or real event of formally beginning a term of office or a significant event.
Example: "The actual inauguration of the new president will take place on January 20th."
Alternatives: "official inauguration" or "true inauguration".
The time gaps between actual voting, Electoral College meetings, Congressional certification of votes and an actual inauguration were dictated by bad roads in an era when it took President John Adams 17 days to get to the White House from Boston in 1800.
After [President Carter] had gone with the Reagans up to the Hill and the actual inauguration ceremony had begun, I was still sitting on that telephone waiting for the final word on when the [American] hostages' plane had actually taken off from Tehran.. . .
Barrie Cassidy has likened this pre-election phase to a US presidential transition, when the winner is known, but unable to take power until the actual inauguration.
UPDATE IV: For the actual Inauguration ceremony, Michelle belted her Thom Browne coat with a bejeweled J. Crew belt.
Presidential inauguration committees would be required to disclose expenditures and be banned from spending money on anything not related to the actual inauguration.
Kelly Clarkson sang "My Country 'Tis of Thee" immediately after Barack Obama delivered his inaugural address and James Taylor sang "America the Beautiful". A host of other musicians and singers were spotted at events surrounding the actual inauguration.
For 15 glorious minutes, Maitlis rips into Spicer, questioning him on everything from the Access Hollywood tape to the actual size of Trump's inauguration to the reasoning behind the term "alternative facts". "You played with the truth.
For 15 glorious minutes, Maitlis rips into Spicer, questioning him on everything from the Access Hollywood tape to the actual size of Trump's inauguration to the reasoning behind the term "alternative facts".
The false statements, though, have continued, right from his first full day on the job when he told CIA employees that some 1.5 million people had attended his inauguration, when the actual number had been a fraction of that.
The ringleader, a guy in a red-checkered shirt and blue sneakers, ran up to the stage and started shouting, "Tinkle leg! Tinkle tinkle!" a reference, presumably, to the widely-circulated misquote that Matthews's leg tingled after Obama's inauguration speech (the actual quote was that he felt a "thrill" going up his leg).
Hello and welcome to Inauguration Day, the day Donald actual Trump gets sworn-in as president of the United States.
