The phrase "a real representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that accurately portrays or reflects reality. Example: The documentary provided a real representation of life in the poverty-stricken village, shedding light on the harsh living conditions and struggles faced by its residents.
Certainly, it's a real representation of Sanders's political beliefs.
This account provides a real representation of the everyday life of Juárez's residents.
I want to see a real representation of the country I live in, not the one white stuffy suits want us to see.
But SC-LBM was not able to replicate the CA on rough surfaces because it lacks a real representation of the physics at work under these conditions.
But these, as the psychoanalyst Bonnie Kaufman points out, use therapy as a dramatic premise, rather than attempting to offer a real representation of what happens behind closed doors.
Tea Party Patriots, a large umbrella for about 2,700 local Tea Party groups nationwide, had criticized the media attention on the convention in February, saying it was not a real representation of Tea Party activism.
Then I was moved into an aircraft cockpit, again a very real representation and with more obvious applications as a training environment - because that's where Varjo thinks VR can thrive.
This photo was all of sudden a very real representation of the double oppression that black women deal with daily.
Syria has become a wasteland, physically and emotionally, humanly forgotten yet constantly talked about in the news, a devastatingly real representation of the phrase "hell on earth".
A complex-based modal reduction is then proposed and an equivalent real representation of the reduced-order system is constructed.
So maybe that's why it's important that Netflix has continued to greenlight more diverse shows not just as a token gesture, but as a commitment to real representation across genres and behind the scenes.
