"present day reality" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the current state of things or the way things exist in the present time. Example: In present day reality, technology has become an integral part of our daily lives.
His landscapes combine the geographical features that gave a place its name and the present day reality, as in "Hilly-Island-in-Wolf-Country (Manhattan)" (2009), which mixes a hilly landscape with modern skyscrapers.
"Americans deserve credible, first hand confirmation of what present day reality is in Iran, regarding the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal," he said in a statement.
Falling somewhere between ancient myth and nightmare, Bock creates a dystopian urban environment, that in many ways mirrors present day reality.
The hymns of the week repeatedly use the present tense and the word "today" because Christ's saving Passion and life-giving Resurrection are a present day reality and hope -- not some far away historical.
"With the Finding Fanon series we wanted to think about the nature of identity in the digital age, how we reconcile a history of violence and exploitation, of colonialism and cultural appropriation, with a present day reality, a friendship between two people one white, one black," the pair explain to The Creators Project (Achiampong is British-Ghanaian, Blandy is British).
Present day realities which are becoming increasingly complex, multimodal and virtual require Net Geners to employ a combination of linguistic, visual, audio, spatial, and gestural communicative modes.
"Ben Stiller has expanded on James Thurber's beloved short story and crafted a beautifully lyrical comic epic, grounded in present day realities and concerns.
The goal was really to create a fusion of the history of the home and the nature of the history of the Grand Concourse and the present day realities of the Bronx.
Although this is an excellent time of reflection, the focus should also include the present day realities of African Americans in the United States; specifically the continued correlation between race and wealth, as well as how we as a nation can move forward in bridging this growing racial economic divide.
Through this analysis of President Clinton's Crime Bill and the like, we are lead to a larger understanding of black America's historical arch in the United States, and a deeper view into how it weaves into the fabric of present day realities.
As I wrote, present-day reality was refracting through the storyline in an almost unavoidable way.
