Realisoituneista

Realisoituneista is a Finnish inflected form derived from the verb realisoitua/realisoida, meaning to realize or actualize. It is the elative plural form of the past participle realisoitunut and is used to refer to items or concepts that have been realized or actualized. In practice, realisoituneista functions as a participial adjective within noun phrases, indicating that the described nouns have already reached realization.

The form appears most often in formal or technical writing, such as business reports, project evaluations, economic analyses, and planning documents. It helps distinguish realized outcomes from those that are only planned or forecasted. Because it encodes a completed state, realisoituneista is typically attached to nouns describing goals, projects, investments, forecasts, or experiments.

Common usage examples include realisoituneista tavoitteista, realisoituneista hankkeista, and realisoituneista investoinneista, which roughly translate to “of the realized goals,” “of the realized projects,” and “of the realized investments.” The term emphasizes outcome rather than intention, making it a useful linguistic tool when summarizing results and comparing actual performance with expectations.

Related terms include realisaatio (realization) and realisoida (to realize) as the broad verb and noun family from which realisoituneista derives. While not everyday spoken Finnish, the form is standard in technical writing and formal reporting.