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The phrase "are enough to materialize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain conditions or factors are sufficient to bring something into existence or reality.
Example: "The resources we have gathered are enough to materialize our vision for the new project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to bring about" or "adequate to realize".
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So, two years are enough to materialize the benefits of M&A (Achtmeyer [1994]).
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I'm a little skeptical about how much of this will materialize, but it's enough to score a point for Mr. Santorum.
However, this option to have earlier light exposure may not materialize at all or not be enough to maintain the daily rest-activity cycle and night-time sleep undisturbed.
The adulterous sex in "Passion" is joyless and perfunctory, but it is enough to rouse the subconscious resentment of society, a force that materializes in the form of the murdered husband's mournful ghost.
The raft of anticipated anti-alcohol measures never fully materialized, but the promise of future restrictions was enough to scramble the market.
Their instructions are starting to materialize in games. .
As such, the effects are slow to materialize.
Money pledged has been slow to materialize.
The opportunity was slow to materialize, though.
It cannot be permitted to materialize.
And cross-border banking deals have been slow to materialize.
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