The phrase "a real executive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the authenticity or legitimacy of someone's role as an executive, often in contrast to someone who may not fulfill the typical expectations of that position.
Example: "In today's meeting, we need to hear from a real executive who can make the final decisions on the budget."
Alternatives: "a genuine executive" or "an authentic executive".
It isn't a real executive order.
Being mayor is "a real executive job," he said at a forum at Cooper Union in September.
In June 2013 it was reported that a Real executive - on instruction from club president Florentino Perez - made a renewed attempt to sign him after they had lost out to Barcelona in the pursuit of Neymar and with Ronaldo still to commit to a new deal.
The program also envisaged a strict division of powers: the National Assembly, not the Communist Party, would be in control of the government, which in turn would become a real executive body and not a party branch; courts were to become independent and act as arbiters between the legislative and executive branches.
-ANONYMOUS A real executive goes around a worried look on his assistants' faces.
In May, Germany's foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, suggested that a European federation with a directly elected president and a parliament sharing real executive and legislative powers was needed.
Not exactly unexpected, it foresees a supervisor with real executive power and the ability to force terms on disputing governments in a crisis.
The information came from an executive, but not a real estate executive.
Elizabeth Cannon Collins, a magazine executive, and Preston Scott Ellard, a real estate executive, were married yesterday in New York.
But the talks collapsed earlier this month as Pristina insisted it would not countenance any Serbian legislative body within Kosovo and Belgrade insisted that it wanted an association with real executive power, including control over the judiciary and the police.
According to the country's constitution, the president has a secondary role, and the real executive power belongs to the prime minister.
