The phrase "also be a realistic" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what is meant by "realistic."
Example: "The plan should also be a realistic approach to solving the problem."
Alternatives: "also be practical" or "also be feasible."
It might also be a more realistic solution to the party-funding problem than the standard exhortation to recruit more members; British political parties have seen their memberships dwindle over decades.
It also seems to be a realistic way for local decision-makers to evaluate the benefit of vaccination strategies [ 19].
Co-digesting of hardly degradable and toxic material together with some other substrate has also been demonstrated to be a realistic option[10 15].
The R can stand for Relevant but may also be Realistic (if A is not Achievable), Rewarding or Results-oriented.
High incidence makes breast cancer an urgent public health priority, and because an increased risk over just one generation must reflect modifiable change rather than inherited genes, incidence patterns also signal that breast cancer is a realistic target for prevention.
In order for the SPIN tool to be successfully used, the tissues must not only be identified, but the research team must also be provided with a realistic estimate of the availability and quality of the tissue.
The printout could also be made more realistic by including a larger number of 18F-FDG uptake levels if needed.
Pet animals that live in close contact to humans, especially children, can be infected by human isolates and also carriage of even resistant isolates is a realistic possibility.
"Also be realistic about the chances of either of you getting a permanent job - ask senior colleagues for advice".
They will also be realistic.
