The phrase "actual layer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a specific, real, or existing layer in a discussion about layers, such as in technology, geology, or design.
Example: "In the software architecture, the actual layer responsible for data processing is the service layer."
Alternatives: "real layer" or "existing layer".
Atomic force microscopy confirmed good agreement between modeled profiles and actual layer structure, and optical properties were investigated.
Depending on actual layer configuration and materials properties used in the calculations, differences in tensile stresses up to 3.6 times were observed.
Hence, the mechanisms of wave propagation in an actual layer saturated with initial percolating fluid are more complicated than in Biot theory.
It should be noted that wires of all layers are modeled as the same way whereas the adequate parametric equations with the corresponding values of the wire diameter and the lay radius for the actual layer must be used.
According to the space coordinate transformation theory, the space coordinates of the blade elements have been calculated.Aiming at the dynamic performance analysis of composite blade, a modeling method of combining SolidWorks with ANSYS was proposed referred to the actual layer structure.
As a result my wank bank is not filled with conventionally attractive dudes or wonderful vivid memories of sex in times gone by, but with men under 5'10" who have an actual layer of dirt on them.
"All those haze layers are actual layers in pluto's atmosphere stretching up literally more than 100 miles," Stern told the University of Alberta on Monday.
Q. Does the body put on fat in actual layers, or does fat I accumulate now mix with body fat I've had for years? A. "Fat is deposited diffusely and not in layers," said Louis J. Aronne, director of the comprehensive weight control center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.
This program allows some actual layers, much like Photoshop, which means you can make much nicer pictures.
Under the Layers tab on the right (or if not there, select from the menu), click on the eyeball icon for all layers but the actual image layer.
The explanation for this is that the Zn-rich ground-layer being much thicker than the actual paint layer of this composition means that the primary X-rays 'meet' Zn-atoms over a longer path length, resulting in a larger number of Zn atoms emitting their XRF signals.
