The phrase "actual majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the true or real majority in a voting or decision-making context, often to distinguish it from a perceived or theoretical majority.
Example: "In the recent election, the candidate did not receive the actual majority of votes, despite winning the most seats."
Alternatives: "true majority" or "real majority".
And that Americans nevertheless voted for George W. Bush, this time by an actual majority.
That still leaves Anastasiades short of one vote for an actual majority.
An actual majority of the Gallup sample said they would favour campaigns that were mainly restricted to television and radio appearances.
They are not so crazy as to believe that Labour could win an actual majority of votes; no party has managed that in decades.
On this familiar, line of reasining, it was felt that the Republican might capture just enough seats in the Senate to give them an actual majority..
Alabama's law against sexual devices is clearly based on the prejudices of the state's governing majority, which may or may not represent an actual majority of Alabamians.
While they had not created the constitution of 1842, the Republicans ably used its provisions to retain dominance in the state government long after the Democratic Party had come to represent an actual popular majority.
Executive producer Frank Spotnitz later noted that, while parts of "Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man" may indeed be factual, the majority is not actual canon.
In the actual environment, the majority of nodes is not distributed only in the three-dimensional environment, but also may be mobile.
However, TechCrunch can now reveal a number of previously unreported details of Wolfe and Andreev's partnership, including that Andreev invested via Badoo Trading Ltd, the U.K.-registered operator of Badoo, and that the multi-billion dollar company is in actual fact the majority owner of Bumble.
By directing money to one of the establishment candidates at the expense of the other, Mr. Rove's group could force the insurgent candidate to win an actual or near-majority of vote rather than a mere plurality.
