The phrase "actual terminology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the precise or official terms used in a specific field or context.
Example: "In legal documents, it is important to use the actual terminology to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "official terms" or "correct terminology".
Think of a pair of headphones; the little metal thing that goes into your computer so you can hear what's coming out is the male part, while the part it goes into is the female part (sounds dirty, but this is actual professional terminology).
This study is conclued by a consideration on the actual worked stones' terminology.
This is just to say that there is a world that is possible relative to (or, in other terminology, accessible from) the actual world in which a was originally made from m1.
It does not matter where actual compass north is; this is just terminology to make the court easy to describe.
"But when we look at the questions they can answer and the ones most of them get wrong," Mr. Damasio said, "we see that many students are pretty shaky on the terminology of economics and on the actual ways that government and financial systems work".
In the remaining of this section, we introduce some terminology that we use to explain the actual steps performed by TUIUIU in order to verify the properties listed above.
In our study, we identified some challenges to mapping the nursing classification system in the patient record on the NMDS-AT data: the availability of actual information to assess the quality and completeness of terminology linkage; the difficulty of correctly using classifications systems; and the need to address differences in granularity between both terminologies.
And the terminology isn't all just lip service – it has actual benefits.
The actual business doesn't change hands, making the swap, in banking terminology, "synthetic".
