The phrase "realization of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economics, finance, or business, particularly when referring to the process of converting an asset into cash or recognizing its worth.
Example: "The realization of value from the investment was evident when the company sold its shares at a profit."
Alternatives: "recognition of value" or "actualization of worth."
The possible presence of disvalues embedded in the empirical realization of values (at least of the highest ones) immediately requires specification of the correct proportion between values and implied disvalues.
Process philosophy has full systematic scope: its concern is with the dynamic sense of being as becoming or occurrence, the conditions of spatio-temporal existence, the kinds of dynamic entities, the relationship between mind and world, and the realization of values in action.
It was found that teaching trainees' expectations could be mapped schematically as two opposing poles with an intermediate zone: one pole is termed the "altruistic aspirations" pole, pertaining to expectations regarding the realization of values such as relating to students as individuals and providing them with one-on-one instruction, help and friendly support.
Weak commensurability is the thesis that in any given conflict of values, there is a true ranking of the realization of one value against the realization of the other value in terms of some value.
The first conception characterizes value incommensurability in terms of restrictions on how the further realization of one value outranks realization of another value.
Even if there is no systematic or general way to resolve any given conflict of values, there may be some value in virtue of which the realization of one value ranks against realization of the other.
This view assumes that, whenever there is a true ranking between the realization of one value and the realization of another value, the gain in one of the values cancels the loss in the other.
This entry leaves open the possibility that when there is a true ranking between the realization of one value and the realization of another value, the gain in one of the two values need not cancel the loss in the other.
In conceptual design for an attractive product, the visualization of Kansei value as requirements and the realization of its value for creating product ideas are desired.
According to the second conception, values are incommensurable if and only if there is no true general overall ranking of the realization of one value against the realization of the other value.
One question is what a ranking of realizations of values means if a gain in one value does not cancel the loss in the other.
