Previously, we have systematically constructed explicit real algebraic functions which are represented as the compositions of smooth real algebraic maps whose images are domains surrounded by hypersurfaces of degree 1 or 2 with canonical projections. Here we give new examples with the hypersurfaces each of which is the product of a connected component of a hyperbola and a copy of the $1$-dimensional affine space explicitly. As a related future work we also discuss problems to obtain the zero sets of some real polynomials explicitly from increasing sequences of real numbers. This is motivated by a problem in theory of smooth functions proposed first by Sharko: can we construct nice smooth functions whose Reeb graphs are as prescribed? The Reeb space of a smooth function is the naturally obtained graph whose underlying space is the quotient space of the manifold consisting of connected components of preimages. The author first considered variants respecting the topologies of the preimages and obtained several results before. Our work is also motivated by real algebraic geometry, pioneered by Nash. We can know existence of real algebraic structures of smooth manifolds and some general sets and we already know several approximations of smooth maps by real algebraic maps. Our interest lies in explicit construction, which is difficult.