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The phrase "a real cross section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a genuine or authentic representation of a diverse group or a sample that accurately reflects a larger population or phenomenon.
Example: "The survey provided a real cross section of opinions from various demographics, highlighting the diversity of perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "an authentic representation" or "a true sample".
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"It's a diverse crowd," he said, "a real cross section".
"It has to be a real cross section".
"I wanted a real cross section of men who dance.
I enjoy being in situations that put me in contact with people representing a real cross section of ages.
Who's watching: Such a huge crowd that there was a real cross section, but there were hardcore pockets of balding, tattooed and happy Rude Boys.
"Because of its history, we know that this is one of the most diverse burial grounds in London, a real cross section of its people across two centuries.
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"It was a real cross-section of people," she says.
"You see a real cross-section of the town, get to know them and their families.
"It's a real cross-section of people, lots of different kinds of women.
It's just interesting people, a real cross-section of society that will be brought together in this show.
"There is a real cross-section of society, from those collecting Hartz IV [jobseekers' allowance] to the professor".
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