The phrase "actual variations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing real or genuine differences or changes in a particular context, such as data, behavior, or conditions.
Example: "The study revealed actual variations in the participants' responses to the treatment."
Alternatives: "real differences" or "genuine changes".
tend to be a far cry from actual variations found in handcrafted elements.
The temporal variations of the modeled grass biomass and grasshopper density were consistent with actual variations.
A method to predict engineering project costs from start and to monitor its actual variations during project execution is explained.
As the model is only capable of representing transverse shear strains and stresses as constants, while their actual variations are parabolic, a shear correction factor is used.
Newton's answer changes from the first to the second to the third edition, but in all cases vagaries in the cited data raise the question of what the actual variations are.
These are then incorporated into finite element models in which the actual variations in Young's moduli are used to model the deformation and fracture of bamboo during fracture toughness experiments.
Using the lower figures he provided, the actual variation dropped to 59percentt.
The need for more detailed information about the actual variation in interfacial properties is emphasized.
This would allow a more complete understanding of what variation is attributable to the geospatial inaccuracy of the harvester versus the actual variation in the stand.
The shown variation trend in compression ratio urges that actual variation in compression ratio should be considered to increase the brake torque to its constant maximum value.
The present study suggested that the actual variation in pH experienced by marine organisms needs to be considered in the experimental design of related studies.
