The phrase "actual month" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the current month in a specific context, often to distinguish it from other months or time periods.
Example: "Please submit your report by the end of the actual month to ensure timely processing."
Alternatives: "current month" or "present month".
For example, in a discussion of seasons which started badly reference will be made to 2006-7, altheugh the actual month in which the snow failed to materialise was December 2006.
For studies in which an intervention took place during a certain month, the prior month(s) were included as pre-intervention and following month(s) as post-intervention, but the actual month of intervention was excluded from these periods.
As all data reflects only calculated measures of the actual month or year for each PCC, data from PCCs that closed down or were newly-opened was included during the time of their existence.
The first day of the actual month.
The last day of the actual month.
Try practising a fast before the actual month starts.
Facebook/MarchAustralia has not been an official page of the actual March Australia movement since May 2014.
Berlin thought this extremely important, protesting to Bernard Crick that "you want to identify [freedom] not with the openness of the doors, but with the actual march through them".
Anyone who approaches "The March on Washington" anticipating a richly detailed, book-length account of the actual march, however, will be sorely disappointed, for Jones devotes only one chapter out of six to the events of 1963.
A quick analysis by current UK military staff confirms that there were significant differences between the actual June operation, and the advice from the UK military officer in February.
History, to be understood at all, should be absorbed a very little at a time, in solitude, and always a step or two behind the actual march of events.
