The phrase "a combination of real" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are mixed together, particularly in contexts involving authenticity or tangible aspects.
Example: "The artwork is a combination of real emotions and abstract concepts, creating a powerful visual experience."
Alternatives: "a blend of genuine" or "a mixture of authentic".
"This business is a combination of real estate, hospitality and health care.
I think it's a combination of real slights and temporary frustration.
And the all-important mists were created by a combination of real mist and computer animation.
But many of the visual elements are puzzling in this production, which uses a combination of real and simulated images but doesn't stipulate which are which.
A combination of real actors and stop-action animation, Jan Svankmajer's "Little Otik" is a handmade dream, cobbled together from dirt, wood and more imagination than most of us can muster in our most fevered states.
The Archie cast was a combination of real people Mr. Montana remembered from his high school years in Haverhill, Mass., and the idealized small-town America of the Andy Hardy movies.
The paper examines the role of High-Performance Integrated Control (H-PIC)—a combination of real-time control (RTC) and Integrated Urban Water Management (IUWM as an approach essential to managing water quality in such intensively developing watersheds.
This involves developing educational applications to allow parents in the front seat to set tasks that require a combination of real-world and virtual puzzle-solving and interaction.
He added that Facebook recognised from research that people did not typically get radicalised exclusively online – rather, it was a combination of real-world and online contact – and was working as a result with groups in society such as Imams.
It uses a combination of real-time data from transport companies and public updates to give you a journey that's as stress-free as possible, using maps, pictures and graphics.
