The phrase "actual objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific goal or aim that is genuine or real, as opposed to a hypothetical or theoretical one.
Example: "In order to achieve success, we must first identify our actual objective and align our strategies accordingly."
Alternatives: "real goal" or "true aim".
Other grants seem only tangentially related to the actual objective of reducing the risk of violent extremism.
SERGEANT, ANONYMOUS Undisclosed Reservist unit, Gaza Strip 2009, Operation Cast Lead The actual objective remained rather vague.
A book, even in digital format, is the culmination of hours, weeks, months, even years, of actual, objective work.
If this is the actual objective, in any rational universe, the government would engage the ALP, and work constructively to get it done.
He accused Democrats of trying to "choke off every promising source of domestic energy" and added, "Their actual objective must be to eradicate America's energy security".
He said his actual objective was to depoliticize the institute's top staff and operations and allow more parliamentary supervision of its expenditures at a time when Romania is undergoing fiscal austerity.
"If you take another piece of actual, real objective data away, the risk is either that they will set more tests, or it will become more of a lottery," he said.
This conclusion, however, is likely to raise basic issues about the actual objectives of the new system, issues made no simpler by the interdisciplinary nature of the situation.
Neglecting demand elasticity can lead to solutions that may not represent the actual objectives of the design.
But here, indeed, above and beyond the actual objectives of the simulator – to respect and preserve nature in its harmonic order – viewers come to sense that human beings simply cannot design or imitate nature in its eternal flow.
Advocates of employing U.S. military force are often unclear about the actual objectives of such a mission.
