The phrase "a true state of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an accurate or genuine condition or situation.
Example: "The report aims to provide a true state of the environmental issues we are currently facing."
Alternatives: "an accurate depiction of" or "a genuine condition of".
At that time, there was a true state of fear among some of Arizona's citizens and businesses.
According to a City Hall spokesman, the only department chief who offers a true "State of" talk is the police commissioner.
Constant communication can create a false sense of friendship and also undermine the development of coping skills: the ability to tell the difference between normal states of sadness or anxiety that pass and a true state of emergency.
Writing in The Legacy of Nehru: A Memorial Tribute, published the year after Nehru's death, King said: "In all of these struggles of mankind to rise to a true state of civilization, the towering figure of Nehru sits unseen but felt at all council tables.
Because what the researchers are witnessing is a true state of emergency, despite establishment reassurances.
It is not possible to predict the subsequent clinical course of disease, or to determine whether the presence of limited liver metastasis represents a true state of oligometastasis or a transitional state to disseminated metastasis.
Validity is the accuracy of a measurement of the true state of a phenomenon [ 32], while reliability measures the concordance, consistency or repeatability of outcomes [ 25].
Taking this decision requires having a clear picture of the true state of a firm's condition, which is not always obvious.
But a more balanced housing market could reveal a bigger problem: the true state of local government finances.
With virtually all pension plans now showing deficits, investors and securities analysts have been questioning pension accounting in general, saying that established practices give an incomplete or distorted view of the true state of a company's plan.
The events of the past months have prompted a reassessment of the true state of China's economy, and of the competence of its policy makers.
