The phrase "about the realization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of making something a reality or achieving a particular outcome.
Example: "The conference will focus on discussions about the realization of sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "regarding the implementation of" or "concerning the achievement of".
Tells about the realization of that idea through Pres.
"It's not about the realization of a wish but about having a wish.
"I just got really excited about the realization of the dream of V.R".
A month later, the revolution that he had heralded in Le Peuple (1846) seemed to bring about the realization of his dreams.
THE success of "Frost/Nixon" this past spring could bode well for the current theater season, assuming it has left audiences hungry for history plays about the realization of certain media dreams.
Time travel belongs not to the realm of realistic possibility but rather to fiction, and within that world it is part of a genre involving dreams about the realization of desires, like a genie in a bottle, or a pact with the devil, or, in the present case, a proposal by the editor of a magazine.
And that means this is about thrwarting the realization of the Realm of God among us.
"The important thing," he added, "is that success of the reform will surely bring about enormous benefits to the realization of national development goals and the improvement of the people's lives.
According to the Desire-Based Theory, one can be criticized for what one intends or acts to bring about, insofar as it is not the realization of one's strongest, present intrinsic desires.
Change has to be brought forward by skilled actors, forming coalitions and developing innovative policies, which eventually will bring about new institutions more favorable for the realization of sustainability aims.
Ultimately, Vermeer's appeal is about nothing other than the realization of that gift.
