The phrase "actual track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, real, or existing path, course, or record, often in contexts like music, transportation, or project progress.
Example: "The actual track of the train can be monitored through the app to ensure timely arrivals."
Alternatives: "real track" or "existing track".
"I'm the only candidate who has an actual track record — twice, with Reagan and then as speaker — of actually changing Washington.
For Capriles, whose actual track record, rhetoric and ideology are far closer to Brazilian-style social democracy than to the Pinochetista right, these attacks are barely believable.
(After all, this is one race in which the cars drive faster to get there than they do on the actual track).
"Let's put it this way: I drove five hours to get here, and I'll probably spend four and a half minutes on the actual track," he said.
If you look at the actual track record of state polling averages, it may even seem as though the FiveThirtyEight forecast is being conservative in giving Mr. Obama "only" a 76 percent chance of winning Ohio.
In fact, it's instructive to put a graph showing the actual track of unemployment and inflation during the 1980's next to a figure from a 1978-vintage textbook showing a hypothetical disinflation scenario; the two look almost identical.
These machines are regarded as vital for Formula One teams, which are now restricted to just 10 days of actual real track test time each season.
When runner Iwan Thomas had to spend 50% of his "dance" jogging around an actual running track to Keep On Running, I had to be restrained from violence.
Jimmy Hester, the vice president and general manager of Denise Rich Songs, said this week that Ms. Rich always worked with co-writers, who did the actual tracks.
Since Nascar has banned drivers from test-driving on the actual tracks, Mr. Logano and other pros use iRacing.com to learn new tracks or refresh their memories about courses they have raced on before.
The actual tracking is done in software on the customer's phone which, works out its location using triangulation; if iBeacon #3452435 is 20m away, iBeacon #3491035 is 5m away, and iBeacon #9045902 is 50m away, then the customer must be in the wine aisle.
