The phrase "a realistic point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a perspective or argument that is practical and grounded in reality.
Example: "In our debate about climate change, she made a realistic point about the need for immediate action to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "a practical perspective" or "a sensible argument".
"I'm trying to approach them from a realistic point of view," he said.
By Charles Kaufman The New Yorker, June 9, 1934 P. 16 Mexicans as seen through the eyes of a writer, simple, guileless, and peace-loving and the Mexicans seen from a realistic point of view.
In order to meet its ambition, the paper uses a realistic point of view to pinpoint major obstacles toward NILM and elaborate various factors that will make it effectively feasible.
That was just as important to me from a realistic point of view, for I said to myself that after the war the responsibility for all these destructions would no longer fall on us, but on the next German Government, and the coming German generations.
But from a realistic point of view, one has to admit that in the future, the total corps of research institutes may be diminished.
The assumption that the sample space Ω can be known in its entirety does not hold from a realistic point of view.
But as the technical arms race heated up, so did the need to impress beyond games just featuring "more emotive eyebrows" and "at least three faces" – we needed interactivity; the kind teased by Worms and its ilk, but from a more realistic point of origin.
Correct description of cause and effect offers the opportunity to conduct empirical analysis from a more realistic point of view.
This is close to our reported values for both WHiT and WHiTE, taking the non-demented group as a more realistic point of comparison for the latter group, and provides strong evidence for the veracity (reliability) of retrospective assessments of EQ-5D in this population.
Most of the program's students terminate their education at the bachelor's degree, which is considered a realistic entry point for a job with a racing team, but the program does offer master's degrees, Ph.D.s, and even an M.B.A. degree for students who wish to continue their studies.
