"institutional realities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the various structures, rules, regulations, and norms that exist within social or organizational systems. For example, "The new employees were surprised by the institutional realities of the government bureaucracy."
Scholarship on higher education in the social sciences has for some time addressed the university as a social institution, the institutional realities of research and the changing roles of universities [ 32– 34], but these perspectives have not been integrated into the conceptual and funding frameworks supporting global health research or research capacity strengthening.
A critical aspect of the RIUFT is that research is embedded within government and civil society institutions in order to ensure that research is grounded in the political and institutional realities that shape state society relations.
True, these proportions accurately reflect institutional realities.
Nevertheless, many institutional realities from the 1990s remain.
The implications of these findings with regard to the design, implementation and evaluation of intercultural training programs aimed at de-racialising subjective, social and institutional realities are discussed.
He believed in his country's distinct ability to maintain a steadfast commitment to its values even when institutional realities pointed in other directions.
This institutional reality provides resources, socializes the participants of its programs, and generates social meaning.
So modern economics is too formal, and it has lost interest in institutional reality: is that what you are saying?
Qi's story is an example of how Chinese companies are patiently forging a new institutional reality in Africa.
That misogyny is an institutional reality in a field that prides itself on its forward-thinking worldview makes up only half of the absurdity highlighted by Titstare.
The progressive argument must go deeper, to the institutional reality of the effects that corporate money can have on our entire democratic system, elections included.
