Toteutuvien

Toteutuvien is a Finnish grammatical form: genitive plural of the adjective toteutuva, meaning “realizable” or “feasible.” The base is toteutuva, formed from the verb toteutua (“to come true” or “to be realized”) with the present-active participle suffix -va/-vä. In Finnish, adjectives decline to match the noun they describe, so toteutuva has forms such as toteutuva (singular nominative) and toteutuvat (plural nominative), while toteutuvien is the genitive plural form used to modify a noun in genitive.

Usage and meaning: toteutuvien is used to express feasibility or realizability of a set of items or options. It typically appears in noun phrases where the noun is in genitive, for example toteutuvien suunnitelmien (of feasible plans) or toteutuvien vaihtoehtojen (of feasible alternatives). The term indicates potential rather than actualization; it signals that something could be realized under appropriate conditions.

Context and field: toteutuvien is common in planning, policy analysis, project management, and economic or scientific discussions where feasibility assessments are relevant. It often appears in phrases describing analyses, evaluations, or requirements related to what can realistically be carried out.

Relation to related terms: toteutuvien is closely related to toteutuva (the base adjective, “feasible”) and toteutus (realization or implementation). The form changes with case and number, and other relevant forms include toteutuvan (genitive singular) and toteutuvat (nominative plural).

Notes: As with many Finnish adjective forms, toteutuvien functions to qualify a noun within a broader syntactic structure; its precise nuance depends on the context and the noun it modifies.