The phrase "actual occupational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person's real or current job or profession, often to distinguish it from other roles or titles they may hold.
Example: "In her resume, she highlighted her actual occupational experience in marketing, rather than her volunteer work."
Alternatives: "real profession" or "current job title".
Green's work (1999) was one of the first to suggest that comparing the distribution of intended occupations with actual occupational attainments would make it possible to approximate the level of mismatch for immigrants in Canada.
Although Green did not pursue this in his study, he pointed out that comparing the distribution of intended occupations with the actual occupational attainments would make it possible to approximate the level of mismatch in Canada.
The study does not only compare the existing methods, but also reveals the need of health assessment approaches for chemical process design that abide the actual occupational health and industrial hygiene concept.
We concluded that the direct skin contact to the strong skin penetrates like DMF could be a more significant exposure source than the respiratory exposure in the actual occupational environment.
Another related literature includes work that explains the actual occupational choice using individual level data (Evans and Jovanovic 1989; Evans and Leighton 1989; Carrasco 1999; Dunn and Holtz-Eakin 2000; Dawson et al. 2009).
Our results therefore may underestimate the actual occupational death rate for these diseases.
The third construct of the model reminds us that new interventions and practitioners need to fit into actual or potential occupational roles (skill-set workability) in the organisation.
Even if an ideal matching in both dimensions could be found, the actual quality of immigrants' occupational match should be gaged relative to a comparison group, and millions of native-born workers in labor markets would appear to be a natural choice.
After determining the clinical diagnosis and the actual pathology of an occupational disease, the identity, duration, and intensity of the exposure have to be detected for establishing a close-causal effect.
Researchers could help further the discussions of ethical issues by assessing the global budget for nanotechnology research and development and by determining the actual amounts dedicated to occupational safety and health research and ethical research in this field.
Occupational specialty congruence was derived by comparing preferred functions with the actual functions characterizing a given occupational specialty.
