The phrase "actual route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific path or course taken, especially in the context of navigation or travel.
Example: "The GPS provided the actual route to the destination, which was different from the one we had planned."
Alternatives: "real path" or "true course".
The clustering-based optimization uses an approximation to the actual cost of a routing solution without actual route construction.
It was actually impossible to march the actual route, so we all fanned out and covered London, pretty much.
However the collected BGP data contains both the updates generated by actual route changes, and the updates of BGP routing table transfers resulted from BGP session resets between operational routers and the data collection stations.
We also simulate prioritization of important traffic flows by implementing priority in one or more of the path caching, path ordering, and actual route selection phases of the constraint-based routing framework.
"You imagine how many people would want to go in an old war plane, for a start just to be in an old war plane, then to actually fly in it, with the war colours, and then to fly the actual route the paratroopers took back in the war in formation with the another one, together across the ocean, low level runs.
Leaving a photocopy of the map with your actual route drawn on it could be invaluable if something untoward happens.
Once the Federal Highway Administration signed off on the plans, he said, the agency, perhaps next year, could begin a second phase of four to six years to select actual routes.
The ghost of Harry Beck, designer of the iconic Tube map with its falsely geometric design, must be spinning in his grave as fast as the wheels of a Central Line train on a clear run from Epping to Theydon Bois, particularly since Walk the Lines includes artwork demonstrating the spindly wobbles in the actual routes.
Little is known about how exposures along actual routes influence children's transport behavior.
We suggest that in the case of pedestrians the data consist of actual routes traveled on foot.
We made use of actual routes from the customers' home locations to the shop they visit, along with the actual time it takes to use these routes.
