The phrase "actually in force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a law, regulation, or agreement is currently active and applicable.
Example: "The new regulations are actually in force as of this month, so all businesses must comply."
Alternatives: "currently active" or "in effect".
Vessel monitoring system is actually in force in several countries, therefore the approach here studied might have a worldwide application.
Posting, however, was not essential to make rates legally operative, and was required only as a means of affording special facilities to the public for ascertaining the rates actually in force.
But given that the pact never passed the U.S. Senate, and wasn't actually in force, pulling out will have little immediate impact on the lives of workers.
It can take years of study, review and seeking outsiders' comments before an APB opinion is actually put in force.
Caine's performance, so fervent, so agonisingly dedicated, actually gains in force and touching sincerity with the years.
Reviewing the film on its re-release, Peter Bradshaw described Caine's performance as "so fervent, so agonisingly dedicated, [that it] actually gains in force and touching sincerity with the years".
The answer to that is that if the Bank had done so the subsequent drain on gold would in all probability have been intensified with the result of an autumn Bank rate higher than that which has actually been in force.
This argument is supported by the claim that had IHR 2005 actually been in force, Indonesia would have violated its obligation to share samples.
Aarons-Mele doesn't think the resolution will do enough, however, and will remain skeptical until a law forcing transparency is actually in effect.
In "French Lessons," one of the strongest essays, Pollitt discusses the French general strike of 1995: "Here was a three-and-a-half week mass action by hundreds of thousands of workers and students that brought the country to a standstill, held the sympathy of the majority of the population... and actually succeeded in forcing the government to back off planned cuts in social benefits".
As a result, the share of the population actually in the labour force has fallen from 66% to 63.5%, a tie for the lowest level recorded in more than 30 years.
