The phrase "an essential reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is fundamental or crucial to understanding a situation or concept.
Example: "In the context of climate change, the melting of polar ice caps is an essential reality that we must confront."
Alternatives: "a fundamental truth" or "a crucial fact".
Race is not an essential reality embedded in the hearts, minds or bodies of blacks, whites, Hispanics or any other group.
Anyway, if this has been a summer bereft of cracks at Real and Barcelona that is at least in part because there is an essential reality here: how to do you improve on Messi, Neymar and Suárez, Bale, Benzema and Ronaldo?
Both documents thus highlight an essential reality of laboratory life: Professors with lucrative grants enjoy great power to run their fiefdoms as they see fit, regardless of what rules and agreements say.
Modern intensive farming is an essential reality of modern life which brings major benefits but results in environmental pressures in constant need of solution, from increased flood risk and soil erosion to nutrient and pesticide export.
2. The investigation into tattva (Tib. de kho na) seeks an essential identity (Sk. sva-bhāva, Tib. rang gi ngo bo/rang bzhin) in a unique thing (Sk. bhāva, Tib. dngos po), and the investigation into tathatā (Tib. de bzhin nyid) an essential reality (ātman, Tib. bdag) uniting all things, particularly as the known objects of a single act of fully enlightened knowledge.
These moments call forth in us an essential reality and commonality that is obscured by life's daily exigencies.
This is consistent with Tsongkhapa's view that any intellectual act is itself utterly devoid of any essential reality, yet functions on a conventional level through the natural workings of dependent origination (Sk. dharmatā).
They use reasoning and logic that lacks any essential reality to establish this thesis.
Tsongkhapa takes the strong position that no datum that appears to (or is there but unknown to) thought or sense perception, has any essential reality.
Tsongkhapa makes it abundantly clear that in his view not only is the intellectual act itself utterly devoid of any essential reality, even the sense-faculties (the complex eye, ear and so on) also lack any essential reality, never mind the sense data they convey to the knowing individual.
Alliance came public through a reverse merger with Essential Reality, a public shell company.
