The phrase "a real interaction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the genuine engagement or connection between two or more entities, such as people, ideas, or systems.
Example: "The conference aimed to foster a real interaction of diverse perspectives among the participants."
Alternatives: "a genuine exchange of" or "an authentic engagement of".
It may become less lively (in the sense of being a real interaction), leave room to less dissent in the presence of an authoritative member, and favor the more shallow types of arguments, no matter how rational and public they are.
This was the first real interaction of the day and within a minute it was time to show her my johnson – which, you'll be glad to know, she said was fine.
The rationale of the approach lies in the possibility to test and empirically prove the correctness of the model through the embodiment and the real interaction of the system with the environment.
An inorganic salt form of TMPyP4, such as its tetrachloride [ 1, 3, 5, 6], reflecting the real interaction of TMPyP4 cation with G-quadruplex, should be employed as G-quadruplex binder for quantitative assays.
Consequently, even in the absence of real interaction forces, the expected levels of association between these stromal cells and any given BM cell type will be very high.
That the same amyloidogenic protein could interact with several distinct sphingolipids (Refs 26, 27, 31) could be viewed as paradoxical and difficult to reconcile with a real specificity of interaction.
The major disadvantage of surveys and focus groups is the lack of real interaction amongst the participants.
There's something here to offend everyone, but there's also real painting--a fluent interaction of form and color which derives, through many permutations, from Fernand Leger, with whom Colescott once studied, and from Pablo Picasso, the artist he thinks about most often these days.
First, how faithful is such a dataset of real interactions?
