The phrase "appropriate reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a suitable or fitting version of reality, often in philosophical, psychological, or artistic discussions.
Example: "In her latest work, the artist explores the concept of appropriate reality, challenging viewers to reconsider their perceptions of truth."
Alternatives: "suitable reality" or "fitting reality".
Mr. Sirulnick said that under the right circumstances high school students can be appropriate subjects for reality television shows.
When life for the average Canadian is hardly getting easier, the smug talk of envy by Ottawa politicians hardly seems appropriate given the reality of their situation.
Sociology would be to the whole of the social world what each of the other great sciences was to its appropriate sphere of reality.
Since benevolence is an appropriate response to reality, so too is benevolence's delight in benevolence.
Knowledge of their socioeconomic level by health professionals supports the planning and implementation of actions appropriate to the reality of the elderly and their caregivers.
As in Borghijs and Du Caju (1999) the model considers a single firm with plants in two countries of an integrated product market: this specification reflects in an appropriate way the reality of many well-integrated industries in the EU.
While it has been considered important that CO should not cause any hindrance for women seeking appropriate services, in reality access to abortion has become more limited in several countries.
There is also considerable tension between the conceptual idea of accountability towards intended beneficiaries and its practicality; the tripartite accountability structure identified by participants, while considered ideologically appropriate, was in reality difficult to maintain, with the common result being the marginalisation of beneficiary voices.
Thanks to the simplicity of the procedure, it can be learned rapidly by persons who are sufficiently motivated (which is indeed the case) and, in addition, with a view to its possible generalized implementation, if obvious benefits are thus gained, the design used is more appropriate to the reality of the actual public healthcare system.
