The phrase "a real blend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture or combination of different elements, often highlighting the authenticity or quality of that mixture.
Example: "The new restaurant offers a real blend of traditional and modern cuisine, appealing to a wide range of tastes."
Alternatives: "a genuine mix" or "an authentic combination".
There's a real blend of experience and exciting new talent," Black said.
"What's exciting is that it's neither a conventional biennal or a performing arts festival, but a real blend of both.
"I've been really interested in all the grindie stuff, and when we had Statik on my show we had a fantastic response, but I haven't yet heard a record that is a real blend of the two.
It's a real blend of urban efficient stuff, like flats and sneakers, but, it's also very classical and traditional, especially men, wearing suits or lots of accessories.
Then, a real blending end-point was reached as characterized by an inflection point.
This is a guy who's been around a long time and he built a team in '95 at Ajax that everybody talked about for years, it was a real attacking blend of football.
Major hydrocarbon fuel constituents, such as aliphatic compounds, napthanes, and aromatics have been compared with the fuel processing performance of blended fuel components and reformulated gasoline to examine synergistic or detrimental effects the fuel components have in a real fuel blend.
The high performance of the proposed algorithm was demonstrated through a spectroscopic data set from a real gasoline blending process.
The performance of the method is demonstrated through an NIR dataset of gasoline, which was collected from a real gasoline blending and optimal control process.
"THE SECRET MAESTRO AND HIS HOLIDAY SURPRISE," a classical music program in the Lincoln Center series "Reel to Real," blending film clips with live theater, tomorrow at 11 30 and 2 p.m. at the Walter Reade Theater, Lincoln Center.
"I wanted to make it like a real clinic, to blend into the neighborhood like any other business or psychic or restaurant," says the artist, showing me a rendering of the gallery-turned-waiting room, complete with bad furniture, a TV and free coffee.
