"what actually occurs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the true or real events or happenings in a situation, rather than what was expected or planned. Example: Despite the weather forecast predicting sunny skies, what actually occurred was a sudden and unexpected thunderstorm.
But what actually occurs behind the kiln's doors remains a mystery to him.
The present study defines a procedure for gaining a better understanding of the interaction between the aged and the virgin binders and what actually occurs during a mix process.
In the 1980's, Hocutt helped carry out four executions in the state's gas chamber, and through his eyes we see what actually occurs when a man is asphyxiated.
It just needs to describe what actually occurs on the field -- to point out, for example, that Cliff Politte has been a crucial part of the White Sox' success this season and that Justin Duchscherer of the A's has been overrated.
"The disconnect between appearance, as it is presented in the media, and the reality of what actually occurs behind the scenes is as great in Hollywood as it is in Washington, if not greater," the journalist Peter Biskind writes in his new book, "Down and Dirty Pictures: Miramax, Sundance, and the Rise of Independent Film," published this week.
"Investors need to step back and think through what actually occurs in a time of crisis and why the current environment (at least to date) is significantly different than the financial crisis of 2008-2009," Stifel Nicolaus analysts said in a report.
This is what actually occurred, and the subcontractor was satisfied.
As the panel noted: "Emails are rarely definitive evidence of what actually occurred".
Prosecutors regularly "overcharge" defendants with a more serious crime than what actually occurred.
He says he has tried "to retain the spirit" of what actually occurred.
As to what actually occurred, the doctor says, medicine cannot explain.
