The phrase "as realisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of becoming aware of or understanding something.
Example: "The project was a success, leading to a significant as realisation of our goals."
Alternatives: "as awareness" or "as understanding".
Michaela Martens's Judith had exactly the right degree of voluptuous independence of spirit, which drains away as realisation dawns.
There was a collective puffing of cheeks by England's players at the final whistle as realisation dawned that it was over.
As realisation dawned that Robert Madley had detected no handball, Carver's face turned as grim as those clouds apparently scudding towards the Gulf.
During the era of perestroika, under Gorbachev, many people experienced a sudden "break in consciousness", as realisation dawned that the fall was imminent.
Few women can have suffered as she did". Although there was some panic as realisation spread that the ship was sinking, the rule that women and children were first into the lifeboats was generally observed.
In this case it was a joint catch and as realisation dawned on the waiting crowd that it was Mr Mandela's car they were tracking, on its way from his prison bungalow, the shouts and cheers reached hysterical proportions.
All these views have in common that they see registers as realisations of an overarching context of culture and discourse as realisations of a particular context of situation.
The models include 11 published slip models for the 2011 Tohoku earthquake as well as realisations of stochastic slip models.
The understanding of living beings as realisations of a molecular program was also the grounding concept of quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger in his science classic What is Life?
To fulfil the inability of estimation techniques in characterising variability, conditional simulation is developed to generate a series of plausible possibilities of an orebody, which are commonly termed as realisations.
The data analysis used a Poisson log-Normal model assuming the numbers of cases y i observed in each neighbourhood as realisations of Poisson random variables Y i with means μ i = E i θ i conditional on the underlying relative risks θ i and the expected number of cases E i.
