The phrase "actually on the table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently being discussed or considered, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The budget cuts are actually on the table for discussion in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "currently under consideration" or "being discussed".
As for ordinary voters – if that category still exists in Scotland – a recent poll showed 56percentt against holding a pre-Brexit indyref, although that could change now there's one actually on the table.
"But there have been no agreements, no discussions; there is nothing actually on the table with respect to that," he added.
But Mr Delors's latest formula, though not actually on the table at Nice, has the virtue of seeming to offer something to everyone.
It wouldn't endorse further tax increases — or not unless something like the Wyden-Ryan Medicare plan was actually on the table.
Neither a flat tax nor a return to the gold standard are actually on the table; but cuts in unemployment benefits, food stamps and Medicaid are.
"By pretending this was actually on the table and being considered, Johanna managed to provoke opponents, such as the pension funds, which look at these matters seriously and know this idea is completely ludicrous".
Should they sneer, take up a position far from the table and establish an inviolable cool zone or actually wait on the table and crack a smile?
Facebook didn't leave a lot (or any, actually) money on the table, and I think that's why the stock has not risen since.
As I mentioned the treaty for the visually impaired looks from certain points of view like it should've been a "slam dunk," but it's actually been on the table for several years now.
Despite recent pledges to bring patient power to the NHS, the idea that public services can work smarter with patient data has actually been on the table for some time, with the latest changes to NHS data policy merely a recent topic in the debate.
We know a lot happens before such deals "actually get on the table" but this person tells me for now the report is, indeed, pure speculation.
