It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about the implementation of an idea or concept. For example, "My idea took shape with the realization of an idea."
The gallery, near the corner of Myrtle and Bushwick Avenues, is the realization of an idea they harbored for years.
"Sound of Silver" (DFA/Capitol) is a magnificent realization of an idea lurking inside "Losing My Edge": what if that hipster loved all the music he was name-dropping?
It's a familiar critical theme that Steven Soderbergh's movies are obsessed with process, with the realization of an idea, and that theme isn't just in his movies, it's the way he thinks, as seen in a speech he gave last Saturday at the San Francisco International Film Festival — its annual State of Cinema Address — that none of us were meant to see.
The economic resources needed for the realization of an idea within the adjacent viable can be measured over time as they approached a viable level for realization and exploitation.
These artifacts and photos were seen when the press previewed the realization of an idea former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman had.
This gives us a way to see what Bradley means when he says, in a later article, that "volition is 'the self-realization of an idea with which the self is identified'" (Collected Essays, p. 476).
The realization of such an idea is based on the adaptive change of the transmit/reception mask at the base stations and/or mobile devices and the application of the non-contiguous transmission scheme.
To her, though, it was something much bigger the realization of an audacious idea that she had once been discouraged from even pursuing.
Later, Lukács offers a typology of the novel based on whether the hero struggles for the realization of a meaningful idea, or withdraws from all action.
Whether it's the wind in the grass or the roar of a subway, the sounds of the world are a symphony to his ears, and the movie's soundtrack offers a Hollywood realization of a John Cage idea in which all sounds are music.
Parker didn't suggest that Zuckerberg make a present of his company to the government or bend his vision to the demands of lobbyists or editorialists, but that he face the fact that growth implies complexity, that the realization of a great idea is as much a social achievement as an intellectual one.
