The phrase "actual pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to the real or true pressure being experienced or measured, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The actual pressure in the system was significantly higher than the initial estimates."
Alternatives: "real pressure" or "true pressure".
The tape wasn't actually holding the window in or anything like that; the actual pressure seal is further inside the airframe.Anyway, read Mr Smith's whole column for the full story, and don't worry: they're not duct-taping your plane.
For example, there is considerable uncertainty concerning the actual pressure of the footballs.
Actual pressure waves are often non-linear and include steep shocks followed by gradual expansions.
Each method had its own assumptions, which often reduce the calculation accuracy of the actual pressure drop.
The actual pressure drop through the column stage is predicted by the CFD model to within 10 15%.
However, the actual pressure drop should be considered when the requirement of heat exchanger is very strict.
The main valve is the actual pressure-relieving device while the pilot positions the disc of the main valve disc in response to the system pressure.
Expressing concerns gives people some insight into the source of their stress, allowing them to reexamine the situation such that the tendency to worry during the actual pressure-filled situation decreases.
They are subject to hydrostatic effects and differences in the resistance to flow among the manometric channels, both of which influence the actual pressures sensed by the transducer.
Aesthetics of Extraction hopes to offer new ways of "looking" at environmental, sociopolitical, and economic sites of extraction, the abstractions and realities they co-produce, and render visible latent or actual pressures, paradoxes and fissures imbricated in such fabrics.
Maximum actual operating pressure means the maximum pressure that occurs during normal operations over a period of 1 year.
