The phrase "a realistic conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome of an analysis, argument, or situation that is practical and grounded in reality.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, we reached a realistic conclusion about the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "a practical conclusion" or "a sensible conclusion".
What is a realistic conclusion?" "There are two visions in the Arab world," he told me.
We believe that the U.N. weapons inspectors should return to Iraq as soon as possible to conduct independent, fair and a professional inspection, and to report truthfully and timely to the Council the result of the inspection so that the Council can draw an objective, fair and a realistic conclusion on that basis.
The story played to a realistic conclusion.
The strengths of this study are, first, the utilisation of a wide set of SEP indicators of early life, which allowed an in-depth investigation of the influence of different dimensions of early socioeconomic conditions on health outcomes during adulthood, thus leading to a more realistic conclusion.
It is sobering yet productive that three distinguished Israelis are generating ideas despite the unfortunate but realistic conclusion that "a comprehensive peace agreement is unattainable right now".
Chapter 14: A Realistic Perspective Conclusion.
The only realistic conclusion he could draw from what he had seen, Cronkite said, was that the war was a stalemate.
(Brinkley tells us that it was likely entirely written by one of the show's producers, Ernest Leiser). The only realistic conclusion he could draw from what he had seen, Cronkite said, was that the war was a stalemate.
As an outcome, results of gradually-varied flow provide realistic conclusions for computations of flow in compound channels, showing that momentum-based models are in general more accurate; whereas the new theory developed for rapidly-varied flow opens a new research direction, so far not investigated in flows through compound channels.
The purpose of content analysis is to organize and elicit meaning from the data collected and to draw realistic conclusions from it.
48 The current evaluations were generally well described, utilised appropriate health outcomes and drew realistic conclusions based on their results.
