"realise a vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means bringing an idea or concept into reality. Example: Our team worked together to realise a vision of creating a more sustainable way of living.
"This is a fantastic move and will go a long way in helping authorities come one step closer to realising a vision of zero theft of mobile phone," he told the BBC.
19 Our synthesis of the findings across the substudies allowed many insights into the challenges of realising a vision of reliably safe, high-quality care across the NHS, and important learning about how improvement can best be secured.
Further evidence of the challenges of realising a vision of consistently high-quality safe care came from our analysis of the NHS Staff Survey and inpatient survey data over the period 2007 2011 (tables 2 and 3).
van Marrewijk et al. (2008) present a more benign view with project participants in an alliance collaborating to realise a shared vision.
To meet this need, it has introduced 'futuring' as a pragmatic way to explore future developments in order to make better, "future-proofed", decisions and to strategically guide communities and organisations to jointly realise a common vision of the future [7].
Vaizey said the BFI would have to "change fundamentally" to be "more able to realise an exciting vision of a coherent, joined-up film industry".
The Special Session offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress for children since 1990 - but to re-energise the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.
It is in pursuit of that solemn pledge that the General Assembly will convene a Special Session on Children in September, an event that offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress since the Summit - but to redouble the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.
For it offers an unparalleled opportunity not only for a high-level review of progress since the 1990 World Summit for Children - but to re-energise the international commitment to realising a global vision for children now and in the years to come.
The practicalities of healing are less fully realised; Morgan has a vision of a future in which she and Mary live together, choosing women's friendship as the functional replacement for family life: "She'll teach me embroidery, I'll bake potatoes and thick stews and honey puddings …We'll know each other well.
