The phrase "a realistic analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an examination or evaluation that is grounded in practicality or real-world considerations.
Example: "The report provides a realistic analysis of the current economic situation and its potential impacts on local businesses."
Alternatives: "a practical assessment of" or "a pragmatic evaluation of".
That may have been more a perception than a realistic analysis of its reach.
A realistic analysis of serviceability limit states therefore requires the consideration of risk of unserviceability.
But there is warranted concern by community residents who would like to see a realistic analysis of the costs, specific information on what kinds of recreational uses are envisioned, and a plan to ensure equitable access to the park.
In this case, high simulation performance is a prerequisite since, large workloads need to be simulated for a realistic analysis of the parallel system.
Modeling the supply of this material with spatially-explicit potential demand locations allows for a realistic analysis of the feasibility of such a market to stimulate rural development.
Twisted cord model representative of a typical cord was developed and analyzed for a realistic analysis of cords used in cord rubber structure.
Understanding local energy, economic, political and geographic conditions is crucial for any realistic analysis of viable policy options that relate to global change.
A finite element model to study the effects of soil-foundation-superstructure interaction on the seismic response of a cable-stayed bridge tower supported on spread foundation was presented, in which an incremental iterative technique was adopted for a more realistic analysis of the nonlinear soil-foundation-superstructure interaction.
An integrated analysis by combining multiple traits can be more powerful than a collection of single-trait analyses and allows a more realistic analysis of the data since genetic correlations between traits can be directly modelled (Malosetti et al. 2008).
"We were able to move beyond a simplistic conversation about forests and non-forests, to a more realistic analysis of Kalimantan's extensively logged forests and community agricultural lands converted to oil palm," she said.
To further the economical use of solar energy, the framework provides a new strategy based on three aspects (threshold, structure, and orientation), for a more realistic analysis of the available area of roofs and façades, by combining street view images and point clouds.
