The phrase "actual instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific, concrete directions or guidelines that are intended to be followed.
Example: "The manual provides actual instruction on how to operate the machinery safely."
Alternatives: "specific guidance" or "concrete directions".
Frontier said the key is making structural changes that are based on strategic changes pertaining to actual instruction, like teacher professional development, and instructional strategies to teach certain kinds of lessons.
Given the role that religion continues to play in our society and in our legislatures, I actually would welcome additional education on religions in our schools, but again, actual instruction in religious studies would look very different than what the CNP is recommending.
Then hire excellent teachers — mostly not top researchers — to provide most of the actual instruction.
We're slogging through testing hell but there's still a month of actual instruction to go.
In the actual instruction, a single lesson is usually a part of a longer sequence covering months or more.
But department officials said supervisors will oversee the training, while the actual instruction will be handled by firefighters who have already been trained.
Some pages hold more warnings than actual instructions.
At least that's all I heard before my brain froze: his actual instructions were at least 10 times longer, involving exact cooking times and temperatures.
The work is "the most realist portrait in the gallery", says Mr Quinn, "since it carries the actual instructions that led to the creation of John.
It's fairly clear that to win an election, you have to be allied to Thaksin in the mind of the people, whether or not you are following the man's actual instructions.
Realizing that the outcomes of the actual instructions didn't give satisfaction anymore, leaders of ENEPS and their partners, the Olympic Committee and the federations, came together trying to find out how to enhance the situation.
