The phrase "an emerging reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or phenomenon that is becoming increasingly recognized or accepted.
Example: "The rise of remote work is an emerging reality that many companies are adapting to."
Alternatives: "a developing situation" or "a growing trend".
The transformation of that vision into an emerging reality -- the 10-story building between Spring and Prince Streets is to be finished in December -- has taken six years.
This duality of the world-beating Americans and the world-trailing ones perhaps suggests an emerging reality of U.S. life after globalization: It may be that America the country can remain vitally competitive, even as vast numbers of Americans — perhaps a majority — have a lower quality of life than prevails elsewhere.
There's also an emerging reality of data lakes in the enterprise where "mounds" of data without context are dumped.
"Self-driving cars have gone from sci-fi fantasy to an emerging reality with the potential to transform the way we live," President Obama said in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette op-ed in which he touted the new guidelines.
After soaking up countless hours of TV airtime and vast quantities of ink and zillions of pixels to denounce Russia in place of offering progressive remedies to the deep economic worries of American voters... Now, Democrats in Congress and other party leaders are starting to face an emerging reality: The "winning issue" of Russia is a losing issue.
Opportunities to use suppressor T cell populations in the treatment of debilitating autoimmune diseases, allergy, chronic infectious diseases, and transplant rejection are no longer a dream of the future but are an emerging reality.
Nato and EU leaders huddling in Brussels, wondering what to do about Libya, face an uncomfortable emerging reality.
But they shouldn't obscure an important emerging reality: Indonesia is fast becoming one of the world's most important political and economic success stories.
At this point, there is no need for neither fear-mongering nor turning a blind eye to the emerging reality.
Then, coverage of the concert itself juxtaposes fabulous renditions of Stones tunes with the emerging reality of a volatile situation just off-stage.
In the language of quantum physics, we move from the fourth dimension of the Real to the fifth, an evolution we need not say we have chosen, but rather that the Internet -- "the emerging reality of a technetronic culture" Zavarzadeh alluded to in 1975 without distinctly foreseeing -- has forced upon us.
