The phrase "and create a true" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the creation of something genuine or authentic, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We aim to innovate and create a true representation of our brand values."
Alternatives: "and produce an authentic" or "and establish a genuine".
The Single European Act, passed in 1986, was meant to light a bonfire of trade-restricting regulation and create a true single European market by 1992.
By analyzing the customer journey, we can link contextual and other pieces of disparate pieces of information that are all happening precisely in that moment and create a true health "graph".
Here is a three point plan for the global car giant to go beyond its mistakes and create a true brand.
At the same time, it will help to put millions of Americans back to work, protect our children's health and our environment, invest in homegrown innovation, and create a true 21st century economy.
One important tip: Don't think of drawing as any other than something you like, something that expresses your true self, something fun, and create a true passion for arts.
I think there's no other solution than sticking together and creating a true digital single market in Europe.
Jolla also invites regional internet leaders from Russia, India, China and Japan to co-develop a strong local mobile ecosystem and to create a true, independent and competitive alternative to Android.
The deal is valued at $37 billion, and would create a true banking giant: Europe's largest, in fact.
"Coney Island will only be successful if we think big enough, with enough space for outdoor amusements to accommodate the potential attendance and to create a true economic engine," said Vin Cipolla, president of the Municipal Art Society, who estimated that Coney Island could attract 3.4 million New Yorkers and tourists a year.
In the blog post announcing the acquisition, CEO and founder Jennifer Zeszut wrote that together, Scout Labs and Lithium will "create a true Social CRM platform with a lens on the whole customer".
