Realisiertem

Realisiertem is a grammatical form in German. It is the dative singular form of the past participle realisiert (realized, implemented) when used as an adjective or as part of a participial phrase. Realisieren comes from the verb realisieren, meaning to realize, implement, or carry out something.

In usage, realisiert is often employed as an attributive participle to describe a thing that has already been brought into reality or put into effect. The form realisiertem appears in contexts where the noun it modifies is in the dative singular and masculine or neuter, and there is no definite article, or a strong/indefinite declension is involved. For example: mit realisiertem Plan (with a realized plan), bei realisiertem Vorhaben (with a realized project), or mit realisiertem Budget (with a realized budget). If a definite article or determiner is present (for instance, dem realisierten Plan), the ending on the adjective changes to -en.

The sense conveyed by realisiertem is that something has been completed or enacted and now exists in a implemented state. It is common in business, project management, IT, architecture, and construction when discussing outcomes, features, or projects that have been completed.

Related terms include the base verb realisieren and the participial forms realisierte, realisiertes, and realisierte Funktion or Plan, depending on gender and case. See also German participle adjectives and the declension of adjectives with and without articles.