The phrase "actual restraints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to real or tangible limitations or restrictions that are in place.
Example: "The study focused on the actual restraints faced by small businesses in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "real limitations" or "genuine restrictions".
For some, the important theme was not so much the actual restraint on speech as the value the court placed on anonymous speech.
Among the three type of restraints as described above, substrate restraint is thought to be properly reflecting the actual restraint in patch repair system.
However, although not significant, the women with BPAN did report higher restraint scores than the women with RAN, and this could reflect the subjective experience of an effort to restrain rather than actual restraint.
Not that long ago, you would have been restrained with actual physical restraints for exhibiting "behavior problems" associated with dementia.
"If you combine pronounced military superiority with the absence of rhetorical and actual self-restraint, the United States risks setting itself against the rest of the world".
The message seems clear: woe unto the politician — in Washington, Athens or London — who tries to go beyond platitudes and show some actual fiscal restraint.
There's no reason to see this long-term trend as a response to an actual erosion of judicial restraint.
However, the actual state of physical restraint use by family caregivers has not been extensively studied [ 3, 4].
Once patients have gained substantial weight, further fluctuations in appetite or hunger do not predict weight changes, but cognitive restraint and actual eating behavior seem to remain important predictive factors.
However, it is difficult to establish shrinkage stress measurement induced by substrate restraint which reflects actual deformation properties of substrate concrete.
