The phrase "a real highlight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a particularly enjoyable or significant moment or aspect of an experience or event.
Example: "The concert was amazing, but the solo performance by the lead singer was truly a real highlight of the evening."
Alternatives: "a true standout" or "a major point of interest".
A real highlight is page 130.
This is a real highlight, worth a trip in itself.
The views are impressive and the exposed rocky chasm of Kinder Downfall is a real highlight.
fatjogger Outstanding stuff, a real highlight despite the embarrassment of riches!
The I Love West Leeds Festival – which goes from strength to strength – was a real highlight.
A real highlight is a "This is jazz" cartoon in the third episode.
He was, however, absent from the evening's real highlight, an elegant performance of Mozart's Oboe Quartet featuring outstanding contributions from oboist Maurice Bourgue and violinist Olga Martinova.
However its real highlight is a 250-capacity roof terrace and garden, and each weekend DJs play anything from deep house to disco, with sweeping vistas of Nottingham's skyline providing a breathtaking visual backdrop.
"The real highlight is a much stronger than expected capital generation, which means that management has reiterated its guidance for the group to deliver full-year pre-dividend capital generation equivalent to 1.6% of risk-weighted assets – around £3.6bn or 5p per share – for the year as a whole," he said.
The boss inclusions, however, are an unwelcome disappointment with the cave's slumbering dragon acting as the only real highlight among a trio of encounters that frustrate by throwing forth multiple foes at once, rather than challenging alone on their own merit.
It was the only real highlight of a first half which saw very few chances, but United suffered injuries to both full-back Luke Shaw and lone striker Wayne Rooney which led to the England pair being substituted.
