The phrase "accept the realization that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment of a truth or understanding that has become clear to someone.
Example: "It took me a long time to accept the realization that not everyone will support my decisions."
Alternatives: "come to terms with the fact that" or "acknowledge the truth that".
Who will never have to learn to accept the realization that when Hank Gathers autographed your program, he also made his mark on your heart, indelibly.
In fact I struggled (and still do to some degree) to discover who I was at my core and accept the realization that I actually had no idea who I was.
Accept the realization that what you currently have is no longer satisfactory, that you are wanting something different, and that you are ready for it.
One offered me a tampon, which I knew not to accept, but the realization that of the two of us I had more information stirred a sickening panic in me and I said I needed to throw up.
Since part of survival is accepting that you cannot change outside circumstances or people, it is imperative to accept and feel empowered by the realization that you can transform yourself.
Every diabetic patient presenting to local primary care settings, was informed about the construction and working procedures of BCDRT, with the realization that BCDRT would be accepted by most of them.
"The only way I see I can win is if my wife comes to the realization that this is my daughter and accept it even though she doesn't have to.
In accepting Gianni's story, Giovanni must come to grips with the realization that a fundamental relationship in his life was based on false assumptions.
The realization that they haven't actually "done" anything.
The trick is to willingly accept the concept of sunk costs, cutting losses and boldly moving forward with the realization that one can increase one's catch by fishing in waters outside the small pond in the back yard.
"This is about accepting all of the emotions that you feel, being truthful with yourself, praying for others, and coming to the realization that regardless of gender and race, we have to come and live together".
