"far from realising" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to convey that someone or something is not realizing or understanding a situation, idea, or concept. It can also be used to indicate a contrast between expectations and reality. Example: Far from realising the gravity of the situation, the child continued to play as if nothing had happened.
The evidence suggests that all seven countries are far from realising the UNAIDS Three Oness' principle of one multi-sectoral national body for HIV/AIDS coordination.
Critic Deryck Cooke argued that, like Beethoven's Ninth, "it sets before us an ideal [of redemption] which we are as yet far from realising – even perhaps moving away from – but which we can hardly abandon without perishing".
We are perhaps dangerously poised towards a path of self-destruction and not far from realising that prophecy of the Cree Indians: 'When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten and the last stream poisoned, you will realise that you cannot eat money.' But we have hope still.
Though I far from realised it at the time, this is the holy grail for independent artists such as myself.
IN ONE CORNER was Greg Fields, a talented young player whose psychological demons had so far stopped him from realising his full potential.
Instead, policymakers should be worrying about the fragility of the gains they have made, and about how far the country still is from realising its potential.The president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, has a rare chance to try.
But it's far from fully realised yet.
The goal of a single European market for financial services is far from being realised, particularly in retail products.
With the full extent of the IoT far from being realised, even experts are divided on whether it will spell doom or salvation for the environment.
So an implanted glucose-level reader in one part of the body could communicate with an implanted insulin-pump elsewhere, says Hezi Himelfarb, the boss of Remon.Such scenarios are not so far from being realised.
