The phrase "a statement of real" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The report serves as a statement of real conditions in the community."
Alternatives: "a statement of fact" or "a declaration of reality."
Among other things, it allows companies to incentivize employees to reside closer to their places of work in a statement, Google real estate VP Mark Golan said they wanted to make Mountain View a place to "live, work, play and stay," while Facebook has historically offered $10,000 bonuses to employees living close to campus.
In a statement, Real Madrid said the majority of the 51 players that world football's governing body had asked for information on were exempt from regulations for various reasons.
President Trump's statement offered a glimpse of real possibility for ending the America's drug epidemic.
When Gautam Gambhir struck a four and a six in the last over before the interval he was a making a real statement of intent and it looked as if England could be chasing a truly testing target on the last day.
This continual deconstruction, involving progressive delays and word collages, develops into a statement about our real-time mental filtering of the media we passively receive.
No secure statement of the real volume in place of the nominal volume can be made especially for methanol.
"I've been coming to auctions for 40 years but holding this bidding number at the end of the centenary year is incredible... it is a sensational coup and a real statement of intent from Swansea university".
"To get him now is a fantastic coup and a real statement of intent that we can attract the quality of player that he is.
But even declarations like his are, at this point, more a symptom of nationalism than a real statement of support for war.
Jonathan Ruppin, web editor for Foyles, called the shortlist "a real statement of intent... with a clear emphasis on authors with distinctive and unusual approaches to writing.
