The phrase "able to realize its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to achieve or understand its potential or goals.
Example: "The organization is finally able to realize its vision for community development after years of planning."
Alternatives: "capable of achieving its" or "able to fulfill its".
This tremendous focus on technology is part of our belief that it is truly something that could breach the educational divide and solve so many of those big problems and challenges, if it is able to realize its full potential.
It is projected that Jordan will be able to realize its demographic opportunity a state where the proportion of the working age population is at its highest and the age dependency ratio is at its minimum only if the TFR decreases significantly by 2017 and continues its decline to 2.1 children by 2030.
But she released this statement, "The Spink brand will be able to realize its full potential under new ownership".
Every Australian manufacturer who reviewed the design for his 1988 Wood Chair declared it was impossible to make; Newson eventually found an artisan in Tasmania who was able to realize its hairpin bends in Tasmanian pine.
By monitoring the enabling technologies of synthetic biology and addressing the policies and practices that impact their development and use, our hope is that the field will be better able to realize its full potential.
The No Child Left Behind Act will never be able to realize its potential as long as entire states are left behind because of the duplicitous efforts of their state officials.
Now it has been proved several times, but I am not able to realize it and that's why I am on a CTO.
After seeing a 2D game engine created by PopCap programmer Brian Rothstein, Sidhu was able to realize his game, and worked with Rothstein for the first five months of its development before bringing in additional programmers.
But Santana was able to realize his desire for privacy, thanks to a freak accident involving the fourth roommate, Austin Nahm.
