The phrase "a list of real" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a list that includes real items, people, or concepts, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "I need a list of real-world examples to support my argument."
Alternatives: "a list of actual" or "a list of genuine".
As an antidote, here's a list of real innovations to look forward to in 2018.
Prosecutors said the Internet Research Agency kept a list of real Americans whom its employees had contacted using false personas and asked to assist the effort.
The circus ranged from Trump reeling off a list of real estate developers who'd given money – it's still unclear to what exactly – ahead of the event, to brief cameos from Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee.
Three quarters of people correctly identified shale gas from a list of real and imaginary fossil fuels, showing the issue was "deep inside people's thought processes," Prof O'Hara said.
In the classical bin packing problem, we are given a list of real numbers in (0,1] and the goal is to place them in a minimum number of bins so that no bin holds numbers summing to more than 1.
If a junk mailer has a list of real names but not e-mail addresses, he or she can use software that tries variations on the names, like combining first and last names or first initials with last names, in an attempt to hit on a working address.
A list of real-life examples cited by Hackitt which she said were wrongly blamed on health and safety included a ban on running at a pancake race and making children wear goggles when playing conkers.
For inspiration, community liaisons from the Baltimore City Council have compiled a list of real-world, high-priority community issues that need solving, and hackers will have access to city data.
As inspiration, Baltimore City Council community liaisons have compiled a list of real-world, high-priority community issues that need solving, and hackers will have access to city data.
When a Scvngr user checks in to a location, like a gym or restaurant, the application presents a list of real-world challenges - asking the individual to answer a question or riddle or to accept a dare to earn points and seek a reward.
The Buy It button simply provides you with a list of real-world Weber dealers and links to two online retailers: Abt Electronics (http://www.abtelectronics.com) and Amazon (http://www.amazon.com).
