The phrase "active realisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the process of making something real or tangible, often in a proactive manner.
Example: "The project focuses on the active realisation of sustainable practices within the community."
Alternatives: "dynamic implementation" or "proactive realization".
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/14/110/prepub The authors would like to thank the participating practices and their practice staff for filling in the questionnaire and taking an active part in the realisation of this study.
Maybe it was turning 40, or it may have been just a gradual realisation that I was less active than I'd been a few years ago and was beginning to put on weight.
Self-realisation and pleasure domains capture the active and self-reflexive aspects of living that bring reward and happiness to people in later life (Higgs et al., 2003).
But an important side effect of these bailouts has been the realisation that central banks could play a more active role with their monetary policies; newly created money can be used to finance urgent global tasks that would otherwise not be undertaken.
Producer Anne Edyvean and Series Editor Sophia Rashid warn us off "realisation moments"; if a character learns something, make it active, visual, concrete.
This chapter provides a review of the different concepts that have been proposed for the realisation of electronic memory structures based on electro-active organic materials.
The inspiration for this came from the realisation that biology emerging in the post-genomic era required active collaborations between scientists from the physical, computer and biomedical sciences.
For the realisation of these objectives, the Local Authority was to play an active role and facilitate the revitalisation process of the Kopje area.
This paper addresses the study, design and realisation of a gas cladding head specifically designed for high-power active fibre lasers.
In general, the CB strategy has inadequately taken into consideration two key aspects of the Uganda country context -- the necessary time lapse for the effective realisation of the decentralisation strategy and the significant presence of international actors active at decentralised levels.
