'further realization' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of going forward with a plan or idea, often to the point of completing it. For example: "We have made great progress in our project, and with a bit of hard work, we can soon look forward to further realization of our plan."
For a century or more after Pott's discovery, there seems to have been little further realization that certain chemicals in the human environment could cause cancer, by repeated skin contact, inhalation, or swallowing.
Gerald Berthoud has reflected this quest of economic self for further realization in terms of development project.
The first conception characterizes value incommensurability in terms of restrictions on how the further realization of one value outranks realization of another value.
By analyzing the instantaneous user interest difference, the VFC can be detected for the further realization of the efficient data forwarding.
One of the main continuing legacies of Critical Theory has been to see that democracy is "the unfinished project of modernity" (Habermas 1986, xi) and its further realization and transformation a genuine goal even in complex and globalizing societies.
There the term in system, 'Attributive' , is shown to be realized by the presence of two elements of clause structure ('Attribute' and 'Carrier') and also by a particular form of further realization of one of them.
Within each move there are one or more further realizations known as "steps" or "strategies".
This paper presents results of the optimization project and looks ahead to further field realization.
Further, the realization of sensor probe over optical fiber substrate adds remote sensing and online monitoring feasibilities.
Further, the realization of projected network was verified using cross validation (CV) process; hence ANOVA algorithm was carried out.
Further, its realization depends on a design parameter, that permits different tradeoffs between speed and area to be chosen.
