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The phrase "a general realisation that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broad understanding or awareness of a particular issue or concept among a group of people.
Example: "There is a general realisation that climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate action."
Alternatives: "a widespread awareness that" or "a common understanding that".
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In recent years there has been a general realisation that supported gold and gold bimetallic nanoparticles can be very effective for a broad range of redox reactions.
A general realisation that this was an imperative whose time was bound to come.
Also, there is a general realisation that biomarker research using TMA may not be sufficient to adequately represent whole-tissue specimens (Eckel-Passow et al, 2010).
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Everyone wants the impossible: the protesters wish to see the departure of a repressive regime that is propped up by the US and controls a massive section of the Egyptian economy, while the Army demands that protesters go home, also an impossibility given the dozens of martyrs, thousands injured and general realisation that this may be their last chance to create a truly free democracy.
More profoundly, now came a dawning realisation that bad things could happen to good people.
It was a realisation that shook me to my core.
Elizabeth Pacitti, Edinburgh, Scotland: Finally, a realisation that body size does not dictate "happiness" or "beauty".
It's an uncomfortable realisation that has seen the book banned by many libraries.
It's a wake up call for us and a realisation that there's a long way to go".
All you need for a great fun-packed holiday is a general sense of direction (and even that isn't totally necessary), a willingness to embrace anything and a realisation that money never has and never will buy anyone happiness.
By Wednesday, a general sense of unease at the BBC began to crystalise into a realisation that something might be seriously wrong.
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