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The phrase "a more genuine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the authenticity or sincerity of something to indicate that it is of a higher quality or degree.
Example: "I believe that a more genuine approach to customer service will lead to better relationships with our clients."
Alternatives: "a truer" or "a more authentic".
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Occasionally, a more genuine quality peeks through.
The latter is a more genuine concern.
Leadership, of a more genuine sort, carried the day.
McCain provided a blurb saying that the book illuminated "a more genuine and wiser patriotism".
They can only do medicine as a postgraduate degree – it's a more genuine decision".
But to suppose that it exposes a more genuine nature is a modern fallacy.
But neighborhoods, Mr. Kolko said, are a more genuine reflection of where people want to live.
At the same time, he promoted a more genuine American democracy.
The others come saying, 'Money, money.' By comparison he is a more genuine person".
In any case, excess is a more genuine New York trait than restraint ever was.
Mother would have preferred an older woman, a more genuine type.
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