The phrase "actual walk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a real or physical walk, as opposed to a metaphorical or imagined one.
Example: "After weeks of planning, we finally went on our actual walk through the park."
Alternatives: "real walk" or "genuine walk".
Really, though, this seems a more relevant statistic to me than the actual Walk Score.
There's also an incredibly sticky part of user-generated content that exists alongside the game: the actual walk.
Robots construct their routes, but the actual walk of each robot is decided by the adversary that may, e.g., speed up or slow down the robot.
They showed that actual walk catchment area depends on the mode and level of service (such as wait time) and that the 85 percentile was more than 500 m for bus and 1200 m for rail.
"If she was ever to get startled or want to run, lets be honest, there's not much we could do to hold her back," says Jenkins. "So we haven't taken her out for an actual walk since fall of 2013.
Reliable sources of sensory and motor information are not available during imagined movement, which is likely to have caused some of the differences between the pointing movements exhibited during imagined walking and those during actual walking.
I knew the reasons for the protest, but I wasn't sure I supported the actual walk-out.
The recent trend of shoes that look amazing but seriously compromise actual walking troubles me.
She covers five miles, doing a mile in about 20 minutes actual walking but losing some time because of the traffic lights and the vagaries of the dogs.
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The second algorithmic method was able to localize the user more accurately along the user's actual walking path.
