The phrase "actual indices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any field where indices are relevant and need to be specified as real or true values.
Example: "The report highlighted the actual indices of economic growth over the past decade, providing a clearer picture of the country's financial health."
Alternatives: "real indices" or "true indices".
We used an online survey to evaluate whether public perception of cumulative impacts as viewed through images of disturbed boreal landscapes was correlated with actual indices of avian biodiversity intactness.
The model did not fit the data well according to most indices of fit (actual indices and conventional levels of 'good' fit are presented in Table 4).
All three of these zooming features are fully integrated, so that the actual indices appear in the start and end box as the user drags through a range.
The second is the inappropriate consolidation of index scores to produce mean scores for variables such as plaque and gingival inflammation, since such scores are not arithmetic and do not represent actual indices [ 2].
These scales for estimation of deprivation in England and Scotland [ 13, 14] use different reference populations to determine the actual indices of deprivation, and are therefore not directly comparable.
The correlation between their estimates and the actual index was less than zero.
For now, at least, Yahoo will be fighting Google with Google, which provides the actual index of Web pages used by Yahoo's search service.
As Mr Foster and Ms Kaplan put it, by the end of the 1990s, an S&P 500 made up only of those companies that had been there since 1957 would have underperformed the actual index by one-fifth, year after year.
In this study, industries have been segregated into IT-producing and IT-using groups based on actual index.
They propose a method of approximating the actual index of refraction based on the elevation angle of the returned radar signal.
Again, the relation is general: if the content of a judgment is a function from indices of some type to truth values, then a judgment is the very step of applying that content to the relevantly actual index.
