realitzable

Realitzable is a Catalan adjective meaning capable of being realized, carried out, or achieved. It describes plans, proposals, designs, or policies that can be brought into reality under given conditions, such as resources, time, and technical feasibility. It is commonly used in project management, architecture, engineering, urban planning, and policy analysis to differentiate between aspirational ideas and those that can actually be implemented.

In practice, a plan is realitzable if practical constraints can be met and risks managed within acceptable bounds. Discussions about realitzable often involve assessing resource availability, regulatory compliance, and potential obstacles. The term is typically contrasted with concepts that are deemed non-realitzable or impracticable.

Etymology: The term comes from the verb realitzar (to realize), which in Catalan is borrowed from the French réaliser and ultimately from Latin realis.

In English-language contexts, the cognate is realizable; in mathematics and theoretical computer science, realizability is a formal notion that connects proofs with computational witnesses, a concept sometimes translated in Catalan as realitzabilitat.

Related terms include realització (the act of realizing or the realization), practicable, feasible, and possible.