The phrase "a foundation for real" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing authenticity or genuine support, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to establish a foundation for real change in our community."
Alternatives: "a basis for authenticity" or "a groundwork for genuine".
It's a foundation for real misogyny.
The recommendation (or statement of the methodological maxim) that one ought to avoid all matters geometric when providing a foundation for real analysis goes back at least to Dedekind, Stetigkeit und Irrationale Zahlen (1872).
The conference seeks to provide a foundation for real and lasting progress for the 600 million children – more than a quarter of the world's child population – who live in Islamic countries.
The discovered patterns are used as a foundation for real-time decision making, which is of great importance for adequate and effective management by responsible governmental authorities.
Much of the rest went to charities tied to Trump's life: society galas, his high school, his college, a foundation for indigent real estate brokers.
"We are building a better foundation for real-time content delivery across the globe".
Dedekind wanted "a purely arithmetical and perfectly rigorous foundation for the principles of infinitesimal analysis" [Emphases added].[8] Once again we see the presumption at work: in laying a foundation for the theory of real numbers, one must avoid any recourse to geometrical intuition.
As a result, we replaced the foundation for real economic growth with the illusion of prosperity," writes Judy Estrin, a long-time entrepreneur and author of Closing the Innovation Gap.
But the upside is tremendous; it's the foundation for real happiness, true growth, and powerful leadership.
"The foundation for real estate sales in Orange County has never been stronger," Hernandez said.
This deep understanding for another creates the foundation for real and meaningful relationships.
