The phrase "actual out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a state of being genuinely outside or to indicate something that is truly out, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The actual out of the building was blocked by construction."
Alternatives: "genuinely out" or "truly out".
All of the trans guys that were in mainstream TV and movies (which was very little) weren't actually played by actual out and open trans guys.
In addition to the actual out of pocket savings, there may be tax savings, too - at least for a few more months.
That means there's a lot of inventory, potential or actual, out there.
Financial aid award letters have become so complex that even highly educated parents are left wondering what their actual out of pockets costs will be.
I sit at a shared desk space, and seeing as I was about to launch into an actual out loud chant, all the while encouraged by a faux-enthusiastic dead-behind-the-eyes Frenchman, I thought it was only fair that I found somewhere a little more discreet.
The actual out-of-roundness is a function of internal pressure.
And yet, for some reason, several new apps are trying to make actual, out-loud telephony cool again.
Furthermore, participants with an actual out-group preference had significantly higher levels of eating disorders symptomatology compared with those demonstrating an in-group preference.
But such nods to realism are a small price to pay in a book that is much funnier than the contents of any actual out-box.
Yet these population level ratings are very different than the actual out-of-pocket costs paid by individual health consumers, a group of Stanford health policy researchers found in a new Health Affairs study.
A standardized list of cost items and cost item definitions for decommissioning projects allows a database to be built up and rational comparisons made among estimates or actual out-turn costs for the different items of decommissioning work.
