The phrase "actual tap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a real or physical tap, as opposed to a virtual or metaphorical one, in contexts such as plumbing or technology.
Example: "Make sure to turn off the actual tap before attempting any repairs on the sink."
Alternatives: "real tap" or "physical tap".
"I don't believe there was an actual tap of Trump Tower," he said on Wednesday.
Call it an advancement on Cadillac's Cue system, which also can sense hand proximity but requires an actual tap before a desired function is executed.
(If you love dance, go see the show. The choreography is rip-roaring and great). Salstein was a competition-dance kid and has actual tap chops, which he has had occasion to use for the tap routine at the end of Agnes de Mille's cowboy ballet "Rodeo," a staple of the repertory.
I did make it to this store, but I could only get about 2-deep close to the actual tap and try technology – and note that this was at 7 pm on a Saturday night when it was bitterly cold.
Fallon: He wears ― they're not actual tap shoes, but I guess they are designed to tap loudly, and he's like, "She's going to hear that tapping as the heartbeat of a gentleman".
Actual tap water consumption at home.
(Unless it's actual tap-dancing, of course – I've not seen the act).
Despite Dorrance's abhorrence for what she calls "remedial tap," there will be some actual tapping in the show.
In this paper, a comprehensive study, which allows predicting the feed error-induced force together with measuring the actual tapping feed error, is presented by establishing simplified methods.
In the last iteration, the actual taps are detected and the MMSE estimator gives their respective values.
It doesn't seem at all unreasonable to say that the roster of acts on show would likely never come together in any other context that is to say, Simple Things is a unique proposition in just how seamlessly it melds contemplative, boundary-pushing with actual, taps-aff hedonism.
