The phrase "actual means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the true or real methods or ways of achieving something.
Example: "The actual means of achieving success often require hard work and dedication, rather than just luck."
Alternatives: "real methods" or "true ways".
They would also not be subject to the family actual means test, benefiting 6,060 people, officials said.
One notion involves a scenario quite literally torn from the pages of a science fiction novel, in which a virtual training system becomes the actual means of waging war.
"Air is your bow," he said, both to depict the actual means by which sound is elicited from the twin folds of mucous membrane that form the vocal cords and to hint at the intangible aspect of his art.
Eno was directly inspired by Florence Nightingale, the spokesman added, who observed in 1859 that "variety of form and brilliancy of colour in the objects presented to patients have a powerful effect and are actual means of recovery".
The play space has only been open for two days, but let's hope it holds true to Florence Nightingale's assertion in her 1859 Notes on Nursing: that "variety of form and brilliancy of colour in objects presented to patients are an actual means of recovery".
Rather, it is about separating the objectives from the actual means by which we accomplish them.
These included actual mean consumption, consumption rank, and emoticons with written information.
Actual mean titer attained with the model-derived medium was 1.15×108 conidia/ml.
Table 9 The role of planted stands in increasing actual mean stock increment of Scots pine.
Table 2 The levels of variables central composite statistical experiment design Factor Variables Low actual High actual Mean Std.
The range of shape index and deviation from the actual mean in open forest and closed forest were computed separately.
