The phrase "a realization of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement or fulfillment of one's abilities or possibilities.
Example: "Through hard work and dedication, she experienced a realization of potential that transformed her career."
Alternatives: "an actualization of potential" or "a fulfillment of potential."
In McDowell's conception, it provides a tool for understanding sensitivity to reason as a realization of a potential inherent in biological nature.
This has coincided with a COST Action on FAP, which has nourished the development of the use of proteomics technology and a realization of the potential uses in animal research.
With the onset of 14 smart grid pilot projects in India, there is a need to address the realization of potential underlying various features of a smart grid.
Community-based entrepreneurship is considered to be an important instrument for the realization of potential among marginal and deprived communities isolated from the mainstream economy and is important in bringing social upliftment.
Entelechy is an Aristotelian concept dealing with the realization of potential.
Knowledge and realization of potential for spinal cord injury following a previous episode of neurologic compromise will enable persons with Klippel-Feil syndrome to make an informed choice of their occupation and leisure activities.
The realization of potential failure can humble us and helps us to do better.
This simple one-step method of growing large area polycrystalline graphene films with semiconductor properties and easily functionalizable groups should assist in the realization of potential of polycrystalline graphene for nanoelectronics, sensors and energy storage devices.
While Wu and Wu (2008) credit educational significance for assisting in realization of potential behavior, Wang and Wong (2004) see this realization emanating from appropriate curriculum structure.
The great question of education today is how to promote the fullest realization of potential in the young men and women who will be the productive and creative citizens of tomorrow -- or could be, if their education lets them.
