The phrase "actual relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to real or existing relationships, often in a context discussing social, economic, or personal connections.
Example: "The study aims to explore the actual relations between economic status and educational attainment in urban areas."
Alternatives: "real relationships" or "genuine connections".
For brands, that conceptual slippage is particularly powerful, as users willingly enmesh the brands and products they do care about within their actual relations to people.
Some useful information is obtained and can be eventually used for a possible validation/improvement of actual relations; a new formulation for transmission length evaluation is also proposed.
Abner's actual relations with other enslaved Africans are never made clear; Nat isn't at the estate long enough to see, and, for that matter, he isn't allowed any unsupervised contact with the black people at the property.
For all its risqué material, and its parade of sodomy and scripture, The Yacoubian Building is restrained in its portrayal of the actual relations of power and wealth in Hosni Mubarak's Egypt.
But Mr. Assad, more than most, experienced the bitter chasm between the vaunted oratory of unity and the constant scheming and back-stabbing that marked actual relations between the Arab states in watershed events like the wars against Israel.
This gave an indication of the significance of the quadratic polynomial model and its suitability to represent the actual relations between the removal efficiency and the selected variables.
This supports the proposition that in general molecular electronic properties cannot be directly related to inhibition effectiveness – the actual relation is more involved – thus emphasizing the importance of a rigorous modeling of the inhibitor surface interaction in the corrosion inhibition studies.
But is it an actual relation with the world?
What sets Rash and Faxon apart is, in part, their lack of actual relation.
Officially, it was a sequel to Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo, which meant in some territories it was given the title Breakdance 3: Electric Boogalee, but it bears no actual relation to either Breakin' movies.
It is enough if it can be seen that in any degree, or under any reasonably conceivable circumstances, there is an actual relation between the means and the end.
