The phrase "actual utility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the real or practical usefulness of something, often in contexts like economics, technology, or product evaluation.
Example: "The actual utility of this software becomes evident when we analyze its impact on productivity."
Alternatives: "real usefulness" or "practical value".
The proposed method is illustrated by evaluating and comparing several actual utility projects.
The model was calibrated against actual utility data and under actual weather conditions.
The merging of clusters also gives upper bounds for the actual utility.
During peak hours, the actual utility cost of power rises nearly to meet or even exceed fixed residential rates.
"For me and for lots of people, Twitter has actual utility to it, and for those people, that's what will keep it around," he said.
We've always known that people seek luxury products and pay a price beyond their actual utility, linking the high cost to the product's scarcity.
In the second phase, the candidate on-shelf utility itemsets are further checked for their actual utility values by an additional database scan.
[UPDATE 3/13, 2 40 p.m.:] Keep in mind that the architecture and environments and imagined personae on Second life are kind of irrelevant to the actual utility of video visits via ever-simpler Web interfaces.
However, the actual utility that an agent derives from a given item is only a fraction of its intrinsic one, and this fraction depends on how the agent ranks the item among the chosen, available, ones.
"The building program uses actual utility bill data, so there really isn't room for abuse," said Merrilee Harrigan, vice president for education at the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit group in Washington.
In addition, his views of chance variations that arose during embryonic development, which produced what he called "hopeful monsters," suggested that new evolutionary genetic combinations could arise prior to their actual utility in a given environment.
