The phrase "actual leveraging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the real or effective use of resources or advantages in a particular situation.
Example: "The company is focusing on actual leveraging of its assets to improve profitability."
Alternatives: "real utilization" or "effective use".
The problem for Beijing is that its actual leverage over North Korea remains limited.
"We don't have actual leverage over school resources," Melissa told me.
Begin with the fact that the stagehands have actual leverage — the ability to shut down moneymaking entertainment that occurs at a specific time and place.
What would make it more appealing is if you got an actual Leverage card that acted as an uber-gift card.
We define (alpha ') as that ratio, begin{aligned} alpha ' := frac{lambda -alpha (1-lambda )}{lambda } = 1-frac{alpha }{Lambda }, end{aligned} (9 where (Lambda :=frac{lambda }{1-lambda }) is the actual leverage ratio, and we name (alpha ') the non-deduction factor.
While the fund called for leverage of about 19 times capital, the actual leverage exceeded 30 times capital, Bloomberg reports, citing the lawsuit.
In particular, the forces from the brake shoe and the free or dead lever must meet the actual braking leverage.
Using a regression discontinuity design around the conversion price threshold for those conversions that are decided by investors, not by the firm, my paper documents a 20% increase in leverage before an actual drop in leverage.
Although many corporations and academic institutions are making lecture videos and seminars available online, there have been few and scattered research efforts to understand and leverage actual user browsing behavior.
Questions like this have led to the overwhelming interest in the Startup Genome Project, because, put simply, a group of entrepreneurs set out to answer these questions not by making guesses but by leveraging the actual data produced on/by early-stage startups.
