The phrase "a functional reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is practical and effective in its application or existence.
Example: "In today's digital age, remote work has become a functional reality for many companies, allowing employees to maintain productivity from home."
Alternatives: "a practical reality" or "an operational reality".
Its new Quark SE SOC — system on a chip — could help the wearable revolution become less a dream, and more of a functional reality.
Spivack, along with co-founder Nick Slavin and a team that includes a number of council members from a wide range of background and industries, want to make this theoretical vision a functional reality – and the Arch SpaceX sent to space is the first, tiny piece of the puzzle.
(EG Carayannis, The obsessed maniac1998 2011, unpublished lecture notes; Carayannis and Gonzalez2003; Carayannis and Stewart2011) of entrepreneurship, being the same actor, is possessed of the same strategic enablers and essential attributes, hence persistently hones the venture initiative from ideation to functional reality in a concerted mission to redress the observed dystechnic regime.
An entrepreneur is an agent of change: the seminal actor who conceives and implements a new business venture, impelling a new economic entity from ideation to functional reality.
At their worst, the answers to these daydreams prioritise wit and wow factor over functional reality; at their best, the jaw-drop is so powerful that all else can be forgiven.
The functional reality would be roughly the same as that expressed by the new Franciscan paradigm — people moving from one set of marriage vows to another, receiving Communion at both the start and the end of the journey — but the surrounding forms would be stable enough to claim continuity.
Since behavioral intervention is linked to the findings of a functional assessment, the reality of behaviors maintained by multiple functions is a frequent and troublesome issue for clinicians and researchers.
Later, when I visit the human rights activist Hanna Edwar, she will tell me that while her country may now have the appearance of democracy – elections and political parties – it lacks the functional realities.
(Note that differentially functional realities have been discussed among postmodernists before, as is explored in more detail below.
The impact of stigmatizing beliefs is discussed and stigmatizing beliefs are disputed and replaced with functional reality-based beliefs about the self.
In reality, a functional community in a network is usually based on some common affiliation, attribute, etc., which may not be directly related to linkage information.
