The phrase "affecting the realization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the impact or influence on the process of achieving or making something a reality.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are affecting the realization of our project goals."
Alternatives: "influencing the achievement" or "impacting the fulfillment".
LFN determines the minimum value of signal level in electronic devices and circuits, affecting the realization of scaling down and lower power consumption in future circuits [65, 66], showing that it is necessary to study the LFN in MoS2-based FETs as this 2D layered material has been widely utilized for the fabrication of ultrascaled FET [67] and integrated circuits [68].
This special session has enabled parliamentarians to gain a better understanding of the situation of children in Congo and the main problems affecting the realization of their rights.
It is easy to see that c plays a very important role which affect the realization of the conditions in Theorem 1.
In this case, one would begin to look at what haste means to today's children or educators who work with them and how its emergence affects the realization of the objectives in day care.
The right to participation is complex and there are many factors that affect the realization of such rights (Bae 2010), making the commitment and support of adults for children's participation low, as summarized in Table 5.
The environmental factors are the constituents of a person's surroundings than can affect the realization of a living habit.
All the authors disclose all potential, commercial, financial or other conflicting interests that could in any way affect the realization of this manuscript.
The role of husbands in marital life was salient because they can direct or alter some of the learned feminine roles, especially those surrounding their wives' silence regarding sexual relationships, and such silence clearly affects the realization of sexual rights.
A series of informal conversational interviews on the specific issue of artificial insemination (aided by anonymous sperm donors) furthers our understanding of conceptualizations of reproductive rights and how these affect the realization of individualized concepts of rights.
