The phrase "actual warfare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to real combat situations as opposed to simulations or theoretical discussions about warfare.
Example: "The documentary provided a stark contrast between video game battles and actual warfare, highlighting the harsh realities faced by soldiers."
Alternatives: "real combat" or "genuine warfare".
They were never used in actual warfare.
In particular, he takes pains to explain the actual warfare, which in those days had everything to do with walls.
The talk has drawn particular derision from some military-veteran groups, whose members have experienced actual warfare.
In the Babylonian and Maori versions of this myth, actual warfare takes place as a result of the separation.
The junior officers had fought as Americans and won, but leaders assumed the junior officers simply didn't understand the test, and left the navy vulnerable during actual warfare.
Ja's letter says the shipment of live anthrax to South Korea means the US "is attempting to use them in actual warfare" against his country.
Spencer Ackerman and Laura Hudson explore the similarities between these fictional battles and actual medieval warfare.
In this scheme, the global public-relations war, in which Vietnam was regarded as the main front, acted as a surrogate for actual global warfare.
But from the beginning, the Bolsheviks always envisioned actual class warfare, accompanied by actual mass violence, which would physically destroy the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie, physically destroy their shops and factories, physically destroy the schools, the courts, the press.
In terms of waging actual cyber warfare, Alexander also said the new command is reviewing how it will handle different situations such as a direct attack on the United States, one passing through a third country, or a case of espionage that resembles an attack.
