The phrase "are realised as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate how something is manifested or expressed in a particular form or manner.
Example: "In this study, the findings are realised as practical applications in the field of education."
Alternatives: "are expressed as" or "are manifested as".
I don't think any of the episodes are realised as well on screen as they are on the page.
An explicit description of the K-types is provided and Knapp Stein normalised operators are realised as symplectic Fourier transforms, and their K-spectrum explicitly computed.
It is capable of describing exhaustively how the categories of any pedagogic theory are realised as genre, register and language.
The second step is back into language, to the discourse semantic system of SPEECH FUNCTION, where speakers' interactions are realised as sequences of commands, offers, questions and statements.
Halliday has often suggested that metafunctions resonate systematically with the three contextual parameters, which are realised as the relevant meaning-wording that is equal to producing the texts.
The manifold is also symmetric about a plane which divides lip-opening states from lip-closing states, and as a consequence of this speech trajectories are realised as elliptical paths on the manifold (i.e., open-close-open cycles).
Community Councils do represent a realistic approach to CCD and a methodology in which UNICEF should invest more resources in the future, though little of the potential has been realised as yet.
Any filter realisable in electrical theory can, in principle, also be realised as a mechanical filter.
Many functions of operating systems are keen to be realised as feedback controllers.
The controller is realised as an application realised in a LabView environment for running on a PC computer.
His Infectious Flowers started as photographs and have recently been realised as monstrous sculptures.
