The phrase "remains unrealized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It suggests that something has not been accomplished or has not come to fruition or fruition. For example: Despite her best efforts, her dream of starting her own business remains unrealized.
14 15 When trial data remain unpublished, the societal benefit that may have motivated someone to enroll in a study remains unrealized.
Today, much of this future remains unrealized.
Legislation authorizing the museum was, however, repeatedly turned down in Congress, and the project as envisioned remains unrealized.
However, the true potential of BPS remains unrealized if trial and error simulation methods are practiced to identify combinations of parameters to reduce energy use of design alternatives.
His promise to settle 430,000 landless families remains unrealized, and his gains can be easily erased without such a reform.
But now, as Mr. Doctoroff ends his tenure as the longest-serving deputy mayor for economic development, much of his agenda remains unrealized, despite his many achievements.
Life for many in the United States remains an unrealized dream.
But the scenes set on St. Helena are rushed and confusing, and the enormous comic potential of an oafish idiot impersonating an aristocrat remains sadly unrealized.
As Robert Provine, a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland and the author of "Laughter: A Scientific Investigation," has said, "Faster and better physical healing through laughter remains an unrealized, tantalizing, but still reasonable prospect".
However, other than the breast cancer drug tamoxifen and the H.P.V. vaccine — both of which can reduce the risk of getting cancer, not cure the disease — the promise of chemoprevention remains largely unrealized.
The potential of bamboo plants as a resource for making textile fabrics is very high but it remains largely unrealized.
