The phrase "a real summary of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that the summary being provided is genuine or accurate.
Example: "This article offers a real summary of the key findings from the research study."
Alternatives: "an accurate summary of" or "a genuine summary of".
Click on the Office of the Clerk - Legislative Activities to get a nearly real time summary of actions on the House floor.
We applied SPARTA to a large number of biological data sets and tested whether the real summary statistics were consistent with the distribution of summary statistics generated by simulations using the inferred indel parameters.
Including your real name, a brief summary of your resume, and your location may help make your Twitter page seem more professional.
This is not the authors' fault, as the study was a retrospective summary of real-world practice and not a prospective study designed to comprehensively define the infectious etiologies of diarrhea in SOT recipients.
In addition to allowing a joint comparison of the allele frequencies across all 3 cohorts at once, this test is expected to be more powerful than the method 1 test if the underlying model is an accurate summary of the real historical processes affecting the populations' allele frequencies.
Bob Edwards's book is slight — a useful summary of Murrow's life story, but not a real addition to our understanding of him.
For a quick overview, there is a summary of Ness's life by Paul W. Heimel, author of "Eliot Ness: The Real Story" (Knox Books, 1997), at www.geocities.com/halbrown /eliot.
We also provide a brief summary of the use of auction mechanisms in real world PES programs.
It doesn't take a genius to work out a brief summary of what happens next, but Rachel McIntyre manages to accomplish the impossible – to make it real.
The report contains a summary of the allegation, a jurisdictional statement, procedural history, and a summary of investigative activity.
