The phrase "actual interaction with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the engagement or communication between individuals or entities in a specific context.
Example: "The study focused on the actual interaction with participants to gather more accurate data."
Alternatives: "genuine engagement with" or "real communication with".
Some, including Leland, began to use, although sporadically, the terms Romani, Romany people, Romany music, Romany language a clear sign of actual interaction with Romani people.
Y). lives nonchronologically, having sequestered himself from the passing of time and actual interaction with people: "Chronological living is a kind of lie.
Miss Minter's idea of looking after children stops just short of any actual interaction with the creatures -- the only thing she could come up with was the supposed benefit of getting children out of doors" -- but she gets as far as giving Bobby a bath, only to see "a tear creep down his cheek... drop into the bath water and send a series of ripples sweeping back and forth across its surface".
For instance, a 2-h experiment could be broken down into three parts: 30 min for pre-test, 1 h of actual interaction with an ITS, and 30 min for post-test.
If I tried to tell you any specifics about my actual interaction with Kardashian, I'd be lying.
My students, who spend so much time staring at screens and textbooks come home vitalized by the actual interaction with actual things.
These other notes may have also been pieced together from previous notes rather than from actual interactions with the patient.
Such an approach, when integrated into complete systems, has the potential to achieve continuous, autonomous learning by participating in actual interactions with users.
Kolsky believes that the customer experience process is non-deterministic, so one-time generically manufactured experiences ignore the nuances and complexities of actual interactions with customers.
While information about the expert's professional background and his decision strategy were provided prior to the experiment in order to create a basic level of trust towards the expert, the quality of such information is not comparable to actual interactions with the expert.
No details were collected on time spent out of doors, and therefore the association with actual interactions with green spaces in communities could not be tested.
