The phrase "a fictitious one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is not real or is invented, often in the context of stories, characters, or scenarios.
Example: "The character in the novel is a fictitious one, created to explore complex themes of identity and morality."
Alternatives: "an imaginary one" or "a made-up one".
The July 31 deadline is more of a fictitious one now, anyway.
Katie Price and Peter Andre Halfway between a real flesh and blood couple and a fictitious one, in terms of body parts alone.
Yet so often the effects suggested not a fashionable life but a fictitious one, with punitive head scarves and snoods and, along with those pirate pants, a great quantity of sparkly clothes.
But brand labels rarely show up in commercial movies by accident, and there is a certain logic behind the notion of actual banks' soliciting placement in a movie about a fictitious one.
The distinction between brains and brawn in the piano world, between the ivory-tower musician and the arena virtuoso, is to some extent a fictitious one, and Lewis is happily crashing through it.
The Motive, with its Kafkaesque theme of life imitating art taken to the extreme, where a failing novelist attempts to orchestrate a real world to anticipate the fictitious one he is struggling to create, is an altogether darker tale, although the profound irony of each erupts into moments of hilarity.
Which would be more interesting, the actual Garden State or the fictitious one?
IN ITALY, Romano Prodi once mused, it can be hard "to distinguish the real issue about which nobody ever talks—from the fictitious one which is fought over ferociously".
In parallel with the real New York, the fictitious one here is attracting tributes of flowers and funereal cards, children's dolls and "God Bless America" scribblings in an informal, mournful display near the base of the faux Statue of Liberty.
Yet within weeks of his sud-den reprieve he was again speculating, both on individual stocks and on a decline in the DAX, and covering these trades with fictitious ones.
According to the current Spanish law (Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December), the personal data provided by the participants were stored and kept in a safe file, and real names were replaced by fictitious ones.
