The phrase "within its realm" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that falls within the boundaries or jurisdiction of a certain entity or concept. Example: The government has no authority to intervene in matters within the realm of religion.
Too often, in our view, these different realms of inquiry are approached separately each subset of data evaluated within its own realm and according to its own standards and only then the conclusions are brought together for synthesis.
We'll keep you updated on Google's progress as it continues to put material design on everything within its considerable realm of software and apps – and of course we'll be watching the Uber connection closely, as the next stage would presumably be offering Uber booking direct, without requiring a user to even leave the app.
With unmatched popularity in his style of music, he's the door to the LA beat scene for anyone who doesn't live within its geographic or conceptual realm.
It would be interesting to test if directed mutagenesis of Subdued can tune its calcium sensitivity within the realm of its mammalian and Xenopus counterparts.
$100 million domestic is well-within the realm of possibility.
Each of these dynasties had its own realm within the Tamil-speaking region.
In addition, like its other vehicles of similar vintage, Toyota designed the Aurion within the realm of its "vibrant clarity" design language.
The framework is illustrated by its application within the realm of a biodiversity conservation project in Thailand.
Their acquisition of the Crown, and a series of internal conflicts and confiscations, meant that by around the 1460s the monarchy had transformed its position within the realm, gaining control of most of the "provincial" earldoms and lordships.
