The phrase "a true term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or validity of a specific term or phrase in a particular context.
Example: "In the context of scientific classification, 'species' is a true term that accurately describes a group of organisms."
Alternatives: "an accurate term" or "a valid term".
[1] Of course, "all" is not a fully true term.
For moms whose daughters are struggling right now with this, read to the end so you can give your daughters a true long term perspective.
Moreover, Thor or some other Nordic god's gone stark raving berserk (to use a true Nordic term), dancing, prancing, mincing and wincing crazily on a clifftop above the falls, swirling like a whirling dervish, long blond tresses flying in the air, arms flailing dementedly every which way.
Although the model assumed a compound symmetric error structure, two repeated measurements are not sufficient to include a true lag term in the model.
This raises an important question of whether this amplification is a true long-term signal of global warming or simply short-term climate variability for the period 1979 2012.
A true long-term solution to HIV infection merits an appreciation of alternative ideas and findings that could be beneficial in the ultimate control of HIV/AIDS.
Although he never found a true, long-term partner, he married a friend of a friend in his late thirties and had two boys with her, now nineteen and sixteen.
Wace, who is now chief executive, said: "Over the last few years we have been approached by several firms looking to invest in our business, but KKR offered something different: a true, long-term partnership.
So far, he appears to have a limited bag of tricks, but I don't get the sense that he is being given the time or attention that might help him develop into a true long-term talent.
Improving compatibility between the pump and the individual host patient, enhancing anticoagulation strategies, and developing a totally implantable pump might further reduce complications thereby improving survival times and allowing CF-LVAD placement to be a true long-term alternative to a heart transplant.
