The phrase "actual range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific extent or limits of something, often in a quantitative or qualitative context.
Example: "The actual range of temperatures recorded during the experiment was between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "true range of" or "real range of".
Although the distribution patterns of species are dictated by environmental conditions, the actual range of a species is not identical to its potential range namely, the area that is ecologically compatible with its needs.
Two- and preliminary three-dimensional results are reported in the actual range of experimental conditions.
However, there is a lack of reliable data covering the actual range of residue load in the plants [79].
The actual range of cost (in USD) along with its scale values and interpretations is given in Table 3.
The estimated values of the parameters are limited in range, and these ranges correspond to the actual range of human beings.
For instance, for the full democracy model, the turning point for was 9 units of logged GDP, beyond the actual range of the data.
The actual ranges of these values are quite extreme but real values for any actual patient could be substituted.
The actual ranges of the proportions of the ethnic groups and their geographical distribution in six London breast screening services are shown in Figure 1.
The actual ranges of parasite species may be indeed much more restricted than those of their known hosts, due to the fact that, as discussed in the previous paragraph, a host may lose some of its parasites during colonization [ 32, 35, 36].
This decision was based on the actual ranges of the scores available in the data, the desire to have a simple scale with only a few levels, the need for the resulting scale to be meaningful and evidence from the literature.
The area of each contour was not calculated, as this value would be a gross overestimate of the actual range potential of each species because it represents the fundamental niche, which does not consider biotic interactions, edaphic conditions, disturbance regimes, land use, or trophic dynamics.
