The phrase "actual shortfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific deficit or lack in a particular context, such as finance, resources, or performance.
Example: "The actual shortfall in the budget was greater than anticipated, leading to significant cuts in programs."
Alternatives: "real deficit" or "true shortfall".
The consequences of an actual shortfall of supply would be immense.
The actual shortfall would be much lower because the network would reduce its costs and would receive revenue from another show in its place.
"My impression throughout the afternoon and late into the evening was that the apparent deficit was a reconciliation issue and did not represent an actual shortfall in customer funds," she is expected to tell the oversight panel of the House Financial Services Committee.
"My impression throughout the afternoon and late into the evening was that the apparent deficit was a reconciliation issue and did not represent an actual shortfall in customer funds," she planned to tell the oversight panel of the House Financial Services Committee.
The wider implications of this are that limited educational budgets and resources can be efficiently deployed to meet the actual shortfall in skill levels.
However, the sanctioned positions sometimes do not reflect the actual shortfall of MOs, as the sanctioned positions are sometimes less than what is required by the health system based on population or Indian Public Health Standards norms.
Vive la différence Making do The road to nowhere The proof of the pudding The pendulum swings ReprintsThis was only partly because of actual shortfalls in stocks—some of which the MOD justifies on the grounds that preparing in full for every contingency would be inefficient.
A previous qualitative study showed that actual shortfalls in quality of care for ethnic minority patients do occur and may lead to excess LOS and higher readmission rates among minority patients.
Another 45percentt said an actual earnings shortfall was the reason.
The actual cash shortfall is usually not that important: the borrower can simply raise the additional money at a later date.
The government pegs the actual funding shortfall for on-reserve child welfare services at between 22% to 34%, compared to funding provided by provinces and territories to non-aboriginal children.
