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The phrase "a true testament to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something serves as a strong proof or evidence of a particular quality or achievement.
Example: "Her dedication to her work is a true testament to her commitment to excellence."
Alternatives: "a genuine reflection of" or "a real indication of".
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"That these folks on public assistance are able to live at all on less than $200 or $300 a month is a true testament to their survival skills".
A true testament to the resilience of Mother Nature, even in a big city.
Superlatively vivid and creepy, it is a true testament to the power of storytelling.
"I think it's amazing — a true testament to her love and persistence".
Her positive influence and impact on everyone and everything she touched are a true testament to her courage and conviction.
"It's a true testament to the restructuring at that company that it's finally receiving the Fed's gold star".
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Because it is the perfect blend of heart and the aching humor that is a too true testament to the realness of this life.
In true testament to Lyon's growth as a creative hub, the city has recently gained its first designer hostel, Slo Living.
Though this Chromeo remix is a few months old, its emergence years after the original is true testament to the album's continued relevance.
In essence, the escapism that video games facilitate on a daily basis can be seen here in the starkest of examples; true testament to the medium's transformative powers.
"This is the true testament to his genius".
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