The phrase "actual interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing real or tangible disruptions or interruptions in various fields, such as law, science, or communication.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the actual interference of external factors on the experiment's results."
Alternatives: "real disruption" or "genuine obstruction".
"It was clearly identified as a simulation of interference effects, not a demonstration of actual interference," he said.
The actual interference took place close to the line and Gleneagles looked like the best horse on the day, but his drift towards the far rail started some way out and Joseph O'Brien maintained a left-hand drive all the way to the line.
Unlike negative liberty, republican liberty is primarily focused upon "defenseless susceptibility to interference, rather than actual interference" (Pettit, 1996: 577).
Note that I implies potential interference only, and actual interference depends also on channel assignment.
Figure 8 The cropped CDF of the actual interference due to the various precoders.
Furthermore, such schemes still cannot provide information about the actual interference at the primary receivers.
But perhaps the gravest concern is actual political interference.
Justice department officials – another current target of FBI dissatisfaction – have said the bureau disregarded longstanding rules against perceived or actual electoral interference when Comey wrote to Congress to say it was reviewing newly discovered emails relating to Clinton's personal server.
With this experiment, we aim at measuring the actual residual interference experienced by OT, to better characterize the previous results.
Recently dynamic spectrum management (DSM) has been proposed aiming at an increased capacity utilization by adaptation of the transmit spectra of DSL lines to the actual crosstalk interference.
However, previous research has shown that the actual self-interference signal is a complicated function of the baseband transmitted signal, which is altered through many effects that are only partially understood or known [2].
