"realistic consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the practice of carefully evaluating a situation or making decisions based on facts rather than emotions. For example, "We need to come to a decision through realistic consideration of all the facts."
The war, in its infinite prolongation, has made impossible any realistic consideration of the immediate crises in ecology, in race, in urban decay, in poverty, in education, and in the daily content of life which now await us.
There had been little realistic consideration of how millions of elderly people with cognitive difficulties, chronic illness, or limited English would manage to select the right plan for themselves.
His second successful film was Geheimnisse einer Seele (1926; Secrets of a Soul), a realistic consideration of psychoanalysis that recalls Expressionist themes in its detailed examination of a disturbed consciousness.
But the ruling published on Tuesday said the court found the "considerable delays in the applicants making any progress in their sentences had been the result of lack of resources, planning and realistic consideration of the impact of the sentencing scheme introduced in 2005".
Devoid of realistic consideration about the serious problems faced by those who suffer from conditions like depression and schizophrenia, Cameron offered warnings on Labour's apparent economic incompetence in response to a question about the lack of access to mental health support.
Specially, the utilization of multi-user selection is a realistic consideration with high energy efficiency.
She said his objections were based on what he saw as realistic considerations: "I know what you want, I know what you can get".
Additionally, our model employs realistic considerations on spatial deployment of sensors and their data dynamics.
We can avoid this paradox by introducing some "realistic" considerations, not mentioned in the story given, as we can for St . Petersburg
Russell's Barber Paradox is resolved by showing that there is no such barber; might realistic considerations resolve the St . Petersburgparadox by showing there is no such game?
In view of realistic considerations, we take two time delays into account, to describe the time needed from egg to larva and from larva to adult, respectively.
