The phrase "actual version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the true or most recent iteration of something, often in contrast to previous or outdated versions.
Example: "Please ensure that you are using the actual version of the document before making any edits."
Alternatives: "current version" or "true version".
In the actual version, the print head uses two strokes to print 100 contact fingers.
A test version of the commercial was shot, which everyone liked, followed by an actual version.
Not better, not the dream virtual version of me, the actual version of me, with bad teeth and love handles.
And there was the "actual" version, codenamed LAZARUS after the biblical figure raised from the dead, which kind of suggests they were always gonna go with it.
A prototype will be online by the end of September 2013 and the first actual version will be launched during the spring of 2014.
(We reproduced a small static image here; the actual version on Mr Newton's site is interactive, so one can adjust nodes or mouse-over the flows to see the actual amounts).The diagram shows, for instance, that in 2007 (the latest data from Statistics Canada that Mr Newton had access to) the country produced slightly more natural gas than crude oil.
Actual versions of DEEP do not have models for GT MHR and the PBMR providing heat for desalination.
Seven of those tests were "full scale," meaning actual versions of the rocket were fired and then carefully examined, at a cost of tens of millions of dollars.
Unlike in the Deir, where we saw the Nabataean capitals and the disks, here we see actual versions of the Corinthian order used; the Corinthian order used here.
Furthermore, actual versions of known international textbooks were used to identify commonly used flap types with different indications.
Recent studies show that significant percentages of existing GeneChip probe set definitions are no longer consistent with gene and transcript assignments in actual versions of public databases.
