The phrase "actual stakeholders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who have a direct interest or investment in a particular project, decision, or outcome.
Example: "In our project, we need to consult with the actual stakeholders to ensure their needs and concerns are addressed."
Alternatives: "real stakeholders" or "genuine stakeholders".
The voters, being the actual stakeholders — the ones who will pay the taxes and/or lose the entitlements, or grow old in a banana republic — will have little choice but to buy into this or that story of blame.
The collaborative process may benefit from the input of individuals who are creative high achievers, but it's not dependent on them; what's required are the actual stakeholders whose concerns are threatened by a conflict or a problem.
The intent is to ensure that the creators are actual stakeholders in the company.
Once again, another part of our commons -- the air we breathe -- is being parceled into discrete units of economic value for a favored group without returning value to the actual stakeholders of the resource -- all of us.
This enables an illustration of the potential impacts of renewable energy resources, which reflects actual stakeholders' concerns.
This can be seen as a variant of autonomy, an indirect influence by citizens that are unaware of their future position in the practice, i.e. whether they will be users of health care services and actual stakeholders as patient registrees.
The comprehensive framework consists of a three-phase model entailing the planning phase, the execution of the actual stakeholder analysis phase, and, finally the subsequent actions.
And by the evaluation with UM instead of actual stakeholder, we confirmed that MBD/UM eliminated risks to injure test participants at the evaluation.
And then by the verification of each actual subsystem in MBS, we confirmed that MBD/UM reduced risks to injure test participants at the certification with the actual product sample and the actual stakeholder.
Very small organizations, regardless of its actual stakeholder network influence, may be nearly or completely missed in these approaches because they do not have or do not maintain a website.
"It is evident that the voices of the actual workers, the real stakeholders, did not matter and were not considered or included in the proposed regulations," Duke and Preston wrote.
