The phrase "authentic interactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe genuine, meaningful exchanges between individuals or groups, often in contexts like communication, relationships, or social media.
Example: "In today's digital age, fostering authentic interactions is essential for building trust and community among users."
Alternatives: "genuine exchanges" or "real connections".
And even if everything goes wrong and you are robbed and catch malaria, shrug it off — those are precisely the kinds of authentic interactions with local cultures that, in retrospect, enrich a journey and life itself.
These meaningful and authentic interactions aid in acquiring language, and PBLT is also supportive of areas such as improving student motivation (Dörnyei, 2005; Egbert, 2003) and student autonomy for learning (Allen, 2004).
We may be plugged in as never before, but still we hunger for authentic interactions with the natural world.
Perhaps we could spend less time list-making our irksome differences and more of it creating space for authentic interactions with others, while impervious to their whims and whines, knowing that each of us is living our very best version of this life as the sole expert on the subject.
Transfection of dsODN will result in the attenuation of the authentic interactions of STAT3 with their cis-elements and subsequent alteration of gene expression.
To test whether Trx1(CSAAA) would also undergo authentic interactions under conditions more typical of an extracellular environment, we allowed Trx1(CSAAA) to react with human plasma proteins.
Still, you get your shavings back in a baggy, and Rees guarantees "an authentic interaction with your pencil".
Granted, Don and Wali's encounter with the gun dealers is unnerving; the producers say this was an authentic interaction, but the closing credits list actors' names as the dealers.
Joe Bor does that, but with a twist: paid tickets are usually £30, he lies, "but if you can manage just half of that …" I dare say the bucket-speech convention is no bad thing for comedy: it's democratic, and it introduces a habit of humility and of authentic interaction between artist and audience.
Delivering that more authentic interaction is critical to your satisfaction with a messaging app, so expect more pre-drawn faces whenever you use a keyboard.
But is improving linguistic skills via authentic interaction and easy information exchange all that these online social networks can offer educators?
