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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actual offices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical office spaces as opposed to virtual or remote workspaces.
Example: "The company has transitioned back to actual offices after a year of remote work."
Alternatives: "physical offices" or "real offices".
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Mr. Dimon's actual offices are at 270 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, as are most of the banking giant's operations.
In the old days, back when people worked in offices that contained actual offices, you could close your door.
Or at least it is meant to be more real than what was seen, for example, on "Stylista," a series that was faked on a studio set because the magazine's actual offices were considered too dowdy.
The first step in buying a home is finding a reputable agent, which has been made easier by the global financial crisis: before 2007, there were about 30 brokerages in tiny San Juan; now there are three, two with actual offices in town, Mr. Lunin said.
When she discovered that this certificate provided her little entrée into actual offices, she took out a thirty-five-hundred-dollar loan and trained to be a certified medical assistant — taking vital signs, scheduling appointments, and drawing blood (a task at which, given her dexterity with a needle, she excelled).
Regardless, I'm sure it's not as nice as Google's actual offices in India (they have four main hubs for the bustling and burgeoning tech scene there).
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"There will be an actual office".
Nobody in the building appears to have an actual office.
The actual office under investigation is located in Epsom.
"He will give interviews to anyone else when he gets an actual office and recognition.
He also made the "President's room" in the Capitol an actual office for meetings with committee chairmen.
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