'chaotic reality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is unpredictable, uncertain, and/or disorderly. For example, "The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a chaotic reality to many parts of the world."
Beneath this veneer of order lies a more freewheeling and sometimes chaotic reality.
But between the neat ideology and the chaotic reality, he will find a great chasm.
Art, you may feel, ought to organize, harmonize, transform and otherwise redeem the chaotic reality on which it draws for subject matter.
The quick-change artistry of the young missionaries in "The Book of Mormon" is a happy, gaudy metaphor for the way musicals give extravagant color and rhythm to gray, chaotic reality.
After two years of the White House as chaotic reality TV show, the American people have demanded oversight by giving the Democrats a powerful say again in how Washington works.
It's not that Trump is a disturbing, disruptive President; it's that he's a disturbing, disruptive person who's managed to become President, and now we're living in his chaotic reality.
This bill reflects both the pure ideal and the more chaotic realities Folkways invokes.
But since then, much of the furor has died down, and the practice of Islamic law, or Shariah, which had gone on for centuries in the private sphere before becoming enshrined in public law, has settled into a distinctively Nigerian compromise between the dictates of faith and the chaotic realities of modern life in an impoverished, developing nation.
These signals are actually the chaotic realities of a space that is maturing.
Now, with the chaotic realities of climate change, we also have our very survival at stake.
In reporting this article — the second in a series chronicling the Lincoln Center project as an emblem of the often-chaotic realities that attend the creation of restaurants in Manhattan — there was some hope that the name could be unveiled at the same time.
