The phrase "a true installation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an installation that is genuine, authentic, or properly set up.
Example: "After reviewing the setup, I can confidently say that this is a true installation of the software."
Alternatives: "an authentic installation" or "a legitimate installation".
The particularity of the location, and its direct influence on the piece itself, create a deep connection between The Ark and the Ethnobotanical Garden of Oaxaca, acting as a true contextual installation.
Tapan Kumar Chowdhury, 62, a retiree now working as an activist in the colony, said legalized status would be likely to improve sanitation and local health standards through installation of a true sewage system.
The fusion of these two processes turned the installation into a true visual and sonorous computer concert.
Bart: I hope people enjoy it as an art installation, with the hope that they experience a true sense of awe seeing it in such a unique location.
"This is absolutely a true phenomenon," said Yves Faroudja, whose company, Faroudja Laboratories, sells $6,000 line-doubling equipment for sophisticated video installations.
This installation supports both the one- and two-antenna approach and records both GPS and Globalnaya Navigatsionnaya Sputnikovaya Sistema (GLONASS) signals, making it a true GNSS tide gauge.
"If it is true that installation has become party of the policy again, officials are limiting citizens' freedom to choose and freedom of expression," Ai said.
That's even more true of a later installation, "The Murder of Crows," which had its premiere at the 2008 Biennale of Sydney in Australia and is now at the Park Avenue Armory as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival.
At his eponymous gallery on Thursday, Eric Buterbaugh opens "Chuck Moffit: With the Promise of Nectar," a collaborative installation that, in true L.A. fashion, is a crossover of genres.
