The phrase "actual trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a real or genuine journey, often in contrast to a hypothetical or planned trip.
Example: "After months of planning, we finally embarked on our actual trip to Europe."
Alternatives: "real journey" or "genuine trip".
"I'm like, I'm going to go on an actual trip and find things by him".
From my home in Arizona to the hotel in Long Beach, the actual trip took five hours.
And then there's the third section – a non-fiction account of his actual trip, "The Real Thing".
So it's natural enough not just for film-makers, but also for the rest of us, to try to translate this quest into an actual trip.
And of course, the Egyptian government hopes that some of the virtual tourists will be persuaded to make the actual trip.
At EdgeWalk, the experience runs 90 minutes, with the actual trip around the five-foot-wide walkway 20 to 30 minutes, depending on how much time walkers dawdle, leaning out over the edge.
"I had this kooky guy posting on aviation Web forums that he was flying with me on actual trips I had taken and that I let him take the controls," he said.
A difference is made between usage and travel behavior: the usage is described by the actual trip-chaining gathered with every smart-card transaction and is directly influenced by the limitations of the BSS as a public renting service, while the travel behavior relates to the spatio-temporal distribution, the travel time and trip purpose.
It seems to roughly halve the yawning gap between the projection and the number of actual trips.
The study relies on a pen-and-paper survey (1010 completed survey forms with 2023 reported trips) which uses a stated-preference pivoting design to build hypothetical choice sets around actual trips.
Methodologies that have been used include an investigation of actual trips (between origin and destination) and staged trips (which include more than one route) using primary data collected for the study.
