The phrase "actual pleasure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the genuine or real enjoyment derived from an experience or activity.
Example: "After a long week of work, sitting by the beach with a good book brought me actual pleasure."
Alternatives: "genuine enjoyment" or "real satisfaction".
(Color is presumably too suggestive of actual pleasure).
Above and beyond my lack of incredulity about this marathon of rain lies my actual pleasure in the phenomenon.
They're generally faster, easier to use, an actual pleasure to work with and don't have a Year 2000 problem.
Certainly it does; and in that case, Socrates, as we were saying, the opinion is false, but no one could call the actual pleasure false.
But the actual pleasure of working, and the real reason I can't stay retired, is the joy of collaborating with a bright team of people to move an idea forward and watch it grow.
Whether spurred by an admiration for British wartime courage, or by a Time cover story titled "Masterpiece," or by a creeping rumor that the film mixed familiar duty with actual pleasure, they turned "Henry V" into a box-office phenomenon.
But actually I interviewed people, especially the super-doers that I interviewed, actually can find real pleasure in the actual doing of it - so trying to understand how we can get to that when we have to do it - how we can make it so that there is some meaning in it and some texture and there're ways of doing it that please us.
— that it's a real pleasure to find a response rooted in the actual experience of guns and gun owners.
In terms of actual sexual pleasure, there is little reason to believe that a larger penis provides a great advantage.
Once again, actual earthly pleasures trump religious pie in the sky.
Dumas, in his novel of 1848 and the play based on it, recalls an actual "lady of pleasure" (the scandalous Marie Duplessis) whom he had known and adored.
