The phrase "are actually realized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being brought into existence or made real, often in a context discussing plans, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "The goals we set for this project are actually realized through our collective efforts and dedication."
Alternatives: "are truly achieved" or "are genuinely manifested".
Our method is based on partially swapping two planned routes in such a way that the effect on the planned schedule is minimal, if these disruptions are actually realized.
A tiny fraction of the three founders' $740 million in combined annual spending has been put through the exchange, and analysts say it will be a long time before any of the projected multimillion-dollar savings are actually realized.
The main policy implication of the research is to propose the taxonomy as the basis of an international verification protocol for designated operational entities (DOEs) for reporting, monitoring and verifying that potential SD benefits described in the PDDs are actually realized.
"The question at the moment is whether or not the threats that are being expressed by Turkey are actually realized," said Philip Ellis, chairman of Willis Global Energy.
The formal definition tells us what the exemplary form is, while the material definition specifies how that form and its causal activity are actually realized in matter.
As a Paulson employee put it, "Real money investors have neither the analytical tools nor the institutional framework to take action before the losses that one could anticipate are actually realized".
— Ralph J. Cicerone, President, National Academy of Sciences I'm actually pretty optimistic that people are actually realizing that science is self-correcting.
Once the product is developed, it's easy to run tests to see if customers are actually realizing a benefit.
In all cases, it produced profits that vanished before they were actually realized.
Yet architectural historians point out that unbuilt designs can achieve a heroic status eclipsing the building that was actually realized.
The paper then briefly discusses other cultural and political factors that contribute to the widespread enthusiasm for these reactors, despite technical and historical reasons to doubt that the promises offered by SMR technology advocates will be actually realized.
