The phrase "a unrealized" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "an unrealized" because "unrealized" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She had an unrealized dream of becoming a professional artist."
Alternatives: "a not yet achieved" or "an unfulfilled".
That Queens housewife found an outlet, a persona, a funnel for an unrealized self in her weight loss.
The watercolor here, of two plum varieties, is a study for an unrealized engraving.
Throughout her career, Szapocznikow remained true to herself — unpredictable and daring, as evidenced here by a model for an unrealized pink marble Rolls-Royce, which was among her last projects.
The drawing, depicting a floor plan for an unrealized chapel, is obscured from view by an 18th-century collector's mount.
MoMA offers a hint in the form of a small model for an unrealized sculpture, "Rolls Royce II".
Try to sell an investment with an unrealized gain only if you can find some offsetting losses to take at the same time.
Being part of a television show or a movie had always been an unrealized dream of mine and I really wanted to do my best.
Another project was an unrealized design for a fantastical, Dakota-like apartment house at West End and 86th Street.
The cumulative effect of the several changes to the tale since its original publication was to transform a fearsome oral tale into a cozy family story with an unrealized hint of menace.
2. Adventurers see retirement as an opportunity to pursue an unrealized dream or try something new.
Some of these seem like a neurotic writer's attempt to micromanage directors, or like passages from an unrealized novel ("Lucy is an intelligent, healthy American girl suffering from an overdose of undigested reading").
