"possibility of realization" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing any kind of potential event, action, or result. Example: "We need to consider the possibility of realization before making any major decisions."
Motivated by the experimental synthesis of bulk MoN2 and theoretical exfoliation of two-dimensional monolayered counterpart, here we explore the possibility of realization of half-metallicity in T-type monolayered MoN2 by introducing vacancies on Mo sites via density-functional calculations.
The possibility of realization of these unusual functional properties is significantly depending on the strength and elasticity of carbyne.
Moreover, it means that there exists a possibility of realization for BP of such quantum effect as over-barrier reflection of a quasiparticle from the defect potential.
Recently, the possibility of realization IL on the reversible and transient photoinduced structural change of chalcogenide films was shown by authors of works [16, 17].
The value obtained by our estimate B ≤ 30 agrees with corresponding values of the tunneling exponent for magnetic nanostructures [22], which indicate the possibility of realization of this quantum effect.
The previous papers have exhibited the possibility of realization of a class of fundamental biological devices in real world which form a basis for implementing more complicated combinational or sequential biological circuits.
He saw more of a possibility of its realization through the efforts of the elect because service to the Kingdom did not require a particular vocation.
The encouraging results of this study show the possibility of the realization of the mission in the short term, and with a limited budget, given the collaboration between universities, the aerospace industry, and any space agency.
Calvin once observed that "the Church reformed is the kingdom of God". He saw more of a possibility of its realization through the efforts of the elect because service to the Kingdom did not require a particular vocation.
The necessity of (1*) should block the possibility of the realization of its denial a world in which 'ceteris paribus, M1 → M2' is false.
In light of this possibility of multiple realization, the relationship of functionalism to reduction is controversial: many philosophers have taken multiple realizability to constitute a barrier to reduction, but others disagree.
