The phrase "actual release date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the specific date on which a product, movie, or event is officially released to the public.
Example: "The actual release date for the new smartphone is set for March 15th."
Alternatives: "official release date" or "true release date."
Close Encounters of the Third Kind is 40 years old, which is a bit hard to believe, so this 'retro' 8-bit recreation of the seminal Steven Spielberg sci-fi movie is actually modern compared to its actual release date.
As I said, lots more as the actual release date comes near.
In Florida, inmates are not eligible until they are within two years of their actual release date, said Mark R. Schlakman, special counsel to Gov. Lawton Chiles.
Gove is understood to be looking at bringing automatic release to an end, and taking achievements such as education and work into account to determine a prisoner's actual release date.
That goes for any creative [situation]." Malay, who said Ocean was "very focused and persistent" on the project, also claimed there had never been an actual release date for the record.
I ended up writing a paper on the search for quality information about the video game Bully, which launched last October but was on some people's radar for much of the year and half between the actual release date and the original game announcement way back in May of 2005.
The full two hour conference saw a run of glitzy announcements, though was much shorter on actual release dates.
No word on actual release dates or pricing for either game.
No word on the actual release dates other than the April date for the X320, but it's probably safe to assume that we'd see these after the first wave, not before.
Still no word on an actual US release date, but it shouldn't be too far off.
Sony is vague on details like price, actual name and release date, other than "this fall".
