The phrase "genuine substance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is not fake, is true, or is made of real material. For example, "This genuine substance give the necklace a more authentic look."
None has been more convincing than Blanc, who is emerging as a coach of genuine substance.
Antonio Poli sang the Count with a fine bel canto tenor of genuine substance, and the baritone Mario Cassi brought out Figaro's wiliness.
To me, politically correct books espousing diversity for its own sake hold no purpose and make no influence on the reader; they have no genuine substance to them.
The Wheatsheaf is the kind of place that gives me reason to believe there is genuine substance to this country's restaurant sector.
He said both Mrs. Clinton and Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate, who also spoke to the convention today, offered genuine substance in their talks, in contrast to Mr. Bush, who he said "viewed his appearance as a photo opportunity".
The singer of That's My Kind Of Night may fill up arenas across the country with his hip-gyrations, but naming Bryan the top dog of the genre suggests that country is more about white-toothed pizzazz than genuine substance.
Therefore, unless perceptions are genuine substances and so not events, it seems to follow that for Leibniz, perceptions (and perceptual states) are causally inefficacious.
The ultimate expression of Leibniz's view comes in his celebrated theory of monads, in which the only beings that will count as genuine substances and hence be considered real are mind-like simple substances endowed with perception and appetite.
Eliminativism is not the view that ordinary objects are not fundamental, or that they are "nothing over and above" their atomic parts, or that they do not count as "genuine substances".
It should be emphasized, though, that Newton did not regard space and time as genuine substances (as are, paradigmatically, bodies and minds), but rather as real entities with their own manner of existence as necessitated by God's existence (more specifically, his omnipresence and eternality).
Far-left politics, such as Corbyn's rhetoric, exploit genuine grievances people have with the government, but there's no real substance there in terms of actual policies.
