The phrase "actualization that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process of making something real or tangible, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The actualization that we need to focus on is the implementation of our new strategy."
Alternatives: "realization that" or "materialization that".
And for some femme trans women and other feminine-identified people, makeup is not only a form of self expression, but a form of self actualization that allows them to navigate the world easier, that keeps them safe.
It took coming to the actualization that this disease really is life-long, for me to decide that if I were going to have a disability, I would have to rock it.
Those subtle differences are great indicators of how much care and diligence Durant has applied to his defensive work, as they provide the prelude for the self-actualization that will surely come.
It's the subtexts — about minority kinship and Hispanic self-actualization — that resound.
Once our physical needs are met, we long for love, belonging, esteem and finally what Maslow called "self-actualization"–that our lives count.
Nothing ever instantiates the sheer frozen stasis of the actual nor the sheer differential dispersion of the virtual; rather, natural or worldly processes are always and only actualizations, that is, they are processes of actualization structured by virtual multiplicities and heading toward an actual state they never quite attain.
That was part of Walter's self-actualization, that moment when William Bell says, 'Look, you have to be on your own.
So she can spend her time doing yoga or meditation or any other form of self-actualization that catches her magpie-like sense of attention.
Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine expressed that the misconception that Control is Jackson's debut album only confirmed the "quintessential statement on personal and artistic self-actualization" that it set out to accomplish.
This is in part because its basic architectural and civic qualities were so distinct from the tropes and clichs about freeways, sunshine and self-actualization that continue to define Los Angeles in the popular imagination in much of California, to say nothing of Chicago or New York (or London or Seoul).
E.M.A. stands for "Eternal, Maiden, Actualization" (whatever that means).
