The phrase "actual organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a real or existing organization, often in contrast to a theoretical or hypothetical one.
Example: "The actual organization of the event was much more complex than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "real organization" or "existing organization".
Thus the actual organization..
In addition, a participatory presentation system is designed and implemented, and an evaluation experiment is conducted in an actual organization.
The Hip-Hop Republicans weren't an actual organization but a loose community that revolved around a blog of the same name.
An important factor, so far as sensitivity is concerned, is the actual organization of the receptors and neurons in the retina.
The Hip-Hop Republicans weren't an actual organization but a loose community that revolved around a blog of the same name.
Excavations in the valley temple of one of Snefru's pyramids at Dahshūr, southwest of Cairo, disclosed the earliest list of nomes (administrative and governmental divisions of Egypt), although the actual organization of the country probably occurred earlier.
Hambrick's "actually" referred to the men and women, outside the Academy, occupied with actual management in actual organizations.
If you put a college sophomore in a room, gave her $20 to spend and presented her with a series of pitches from hypothetical charities, she might behave very differently than when sitting on her sofa sorting through letters from actual organizations.
To test whether our experimental findings would hold in actual organizations and across different cultures, we conducted two more studies: one at a set of R&D companies in China and the second at EA Engineering, Science, and Technology Inc., an environmental consulting company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland.
Imagine actual organizations without leaders.
Volometrix strikes me as a really interesting technology story, but lacking in real value for actual organizations.
