How can you use the words prokaryotic nucleus and eukaryotic in same sentence?

While it's true that prokaryotes lack a true nucleus, we can use the words in a sentence like this:

"Unlike eukaryotic cells with their well-defined nucleus, prokaryotic cells lack a membrane-bound nucleus and instead contain their genetic material in a nucleoid region."

This sentence highlights the key difference between the two cell types while still incorporating the term "prokaryotic nucleus" in a way that acknowledges its absence.