The phrase "actual tackle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the reality or authenticity of a tackle, often in sports or discussions about physical engagement.
Example: "In the game, the player made an actual tackle that stopped the opposing team in their tracks."
Alternatives: "real tackle" or "genuine tackle".
He said that by the time a player reaches the N.F.L., he needs practice at tackling tactics, but not actual tackling.
Right now he's re-gearing himself as a kind of Iron Giant version of Xavi, reminding the world of the range and rhythm of his long and short game, but also blocking and sitting and putting in actual tackles, more then any other City player in the last three games.
By the end of the game it was up for debate whether UCLA had more missed tackles than actual tackles.
Watch pro rugby players for actual dump tackles.
"So we can tackle actual safety.
Big budget buddy comedies about women are few and far between, but later this month we'll be treated to "The Heat," starring the incredibly talented duo (and real life best friends) Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, who don't forge a bond over a decidedly women-centric premise (like we've seen in the past) but who tackle actual crime together.
The organization's next president or reform-minded officials within FIFA, if there are any, have the chance to tackle actual governance issues that have fostered abuses in global soccer, including the lack of both outside oversight and internal controls that could theoretically provide an incentive for preventing corruption.
In other words, we will need to become more humble and frank with regard to our actual ability to tackle big biological questions systematically, even in the 21st century.
The actual concatenation is tackled by a pitch-synchronous cross-fade technique.
If Congress appeared to be tackling actual problems with imperfect, but incrementally helpful solutions, incumbents from both parties would find their approval ratings going up.
