The phrase "actual sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical sheet of paper or a document that is genuine or real, as opposed to a digital version or a copy.
Example: "Please make sure to submit the actual sheet of paper with your signature, not a scanned copy."
Alternatives: "real sheet" or "genuine sheet".
Re the kids' homework branding Palestinians terrorists, here's the actual sheet given to primary 7s in N Lanarkshire.
She added: "Guys can I just make it clear that although the homework was given to New Stevenston Primary P7 pupils, the actual sheet is from the council and NOT the school or any teacher directly".
Hence, the reported sheet resistance value might be higher than the actual sheet resistance.
It even grew an actual sheet of leather, cow-free of course, and produced the world's first lab-grown leather-bound book.
If you're buying a house, and taking out a mortgage, you should expect to read a lot of small print (doubtless printed out on actual sheets of paper — because that's how law firms typically roll).
Everyone was concerned that the gaps between the sections might cause gaps in the actual sheets of water.
Herewith, if not an actual time sheet, a plausible one: 0.25 hr.
In essence both men have a point: the EU creates jobs and costs money - what the actual balance sheet is, though, we are none the wiser for their debate.
And here's the actual team sheet for Southampton v Burnley: 2.20pm GMT Team news from Carrow Road Norwich: Bunn; Whittaker, Martin, R Bennett, Olsson; Fox, Snodgrass, Garrido; Elmander, Josh Murphy, van Wolfswinkel Subs: Ruddy, Hooper, Becchio, Redmond, Jacob Murphy, Hall-Johnson, Gafaiti Fulham: Stockdale; Zverotic, Burn, Hughes, Amorebieta; David, Boateng; Kačaniklić, Dempsey, Kasami; Bent.
Actual term sheet cover page below.
"[CCE's] actual balance sheet and cash flow statement is deteriorating, and that's the biggest concern," says Levy.
