The phrase "a complete realization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the full achievement or manifestation of an idea, concept, or goal.
Example: "The project represents a complete realization of our vision for sustainable urban development."
Alternatives: "a full embodiment of" or "an entire manifestation of".
A complete realization of the proposed platform is demonstrated, proving its validity for the realization of microfluidic systems for portable applications.
By 1985 Mr. Hou's fifth feature, "A Time to Live and a Time to Die" (Sunday, 4 15 p.m ., was a complete realization of the early New Wave style: the slow pace, the distant camera, the way the most dramatic or pertinent parts of the story are often conveyed indirectly, as anecdotes or passing remarks.
"It's just a complete realization of what the original vision was and it's informed by a year's worth of users telling us how they use it". This idea for other types of content came from how users were using the app.
In smoothing estimation, each particle denotes a complete realization of state evolution rather than the current state only, which implies that the elements of a particle, in particular those corresponding to earlier states, have to be resampled many times with the running of smoothing algorithm.
Mr. Kastberg emphasized that only recently it has been recognized that investing in children's education ensures lasting changes and a more complete realization of children's rights.
It may be the most complete realization of a quixotic dream that has entranced philosophers for centuries: the creation of a more perfect language.
The most complete realization of that attitude is a walk-in installation called "Mothers!!!" (2008).
Demonstrations showing complete realization of 180° phase shifter (4 mm × 1 mm) employing a cascaded arrangement of six similar 30° unit cells are also included in this paper.
He does both of those things and more on Jeffery, the complete realization of his sonic repertoire.
Moreover, the consequences of the non complete realization of the optimal improvement strategy have also to be quantified in terms of overall performance decrease or cost increase.
A systematic development of watermarking schemes is desirable, but at present, their development is usually informal, ad hoc, and omits the complete realization of application scenarios.
