The phrase "actual surrender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the genuine or real act of giving up or yielding, often in legal, military, or personal situations.
Example: "The negotiations reached a point where both parties agreed to an actual surrender, ending the long-standing conflict."
Alternatives: "genuine surrender" or "true surrender".
The Irish government's plea to republicans was stark: a firm timetable for scrapping weapons, or lose your political gains.Yet anything short of the actual surrender of some weapons might now be too little to keep the process going.
The immediacy of the conflict will always prevent ideological or actual surrender, on either side.
For more than 20 hours, my father chronicled the back and forth between German high command and Eisenhower's senior staff, culminating with the actual surrender signing at 2 41 AM.
The actual surrender of Germany took place, it is noted, on the 30th anniversary of the sinking by German torpedoes of the great British liner Lusitania — a piece of criminality which started a chain of events which put the United States into World War I.
(What is The Washington Post?) And one from the actual show: "Of the British surrender at Yorktown, he said, 'The play is over.
Next the Babylonian armies conquered the remaining northern states, including Babylon's former ally Mari, although it is possible that the 'conquest' of Mari was a surrender without any actual conflict.
"You must also look at the impact of surrender penalties and the actual cost of utilising the new pension freedoms".
There was a greater time delay of assistance, and time for Eric Garner to surrender, than there was any actual scuffle itself.
The actual physical title belts were first shown at No Surrender.
Surrounded, outgunned, and running low on food, Cornwallis surrendered his entire army on October 19 (though, either ill as he claimed or simply humiliated, Cornwallis did not participate in the actual surrender, having delegated that task to Brig. Gen. Charles O'Hara).
The teacher/parent is under pressure to surrender, as the phrase goes, the inner child, to displace it into actual children, to become scheduled and reliable in order to leave the child irresponsible and free.
