The phrase "a real occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event or situation that actually happened, emphasizing its authenticity.
Example: "The report detailed a real occurrence that shocked the entire community."
Alternatives: "an actual event" or "a genuine incident".
Mercifully, the candidate roster was exhausted before the one-upmanship moved to boiling and flaying.That hysteria, alas, seems to be repeating itself in the reaction to the "Ground Zero mosque", which is in fact ("fact", noun, from Latin factum: a real occurrence or event) a couple of blocks from Ground Zero.
Or a real occurrence we can actually expect?
These same anxieties have led to other similar urban legends, some without truth (hamburgers made of earthworms), and some with a kernel of truth from a real occurrence (horse meat labeled as beef in supermarkets).
Whether this correlation reflects a real occurrence in humans is presently a matter of speculation; however, based on our results, an investigation of polymorphisms in the Eps8 gene, which might point to possible hypomorphic alleles, seems warranted.
Never put yourself in a compromising situation, most people are trustworthy, but "date rape" is unfortunately a real occurrence.
The metal oxides powders were then employed in the active oxidative decontamination of CEES from a cotton textile substrate, mimicking a real contamination occurrence.
There is often a disproportionate fear of crime relative to its real occurrence.
Was news of the real occurrence of this supremely Ballardian metaphor a coincidence?
A regularization parameter that controls the fit of the predicted suitability to the real occurrence data is assumed to be equal to one.
The estimated tsunami occurrence time is 05 33 36 UTC ± 14.8 minutes, which is ahead of the real occurrence time by 13 minutes, within the range of the minimum standard deviation.
The theoretical benefit of utilizing larger dosages of TMP/SMX to ensure the adequacy of achievable concentrations at site of infection must be balanced against the real occurrence of side effects due to excessive drug concentrations (Table 3).
