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彼女の計画が実現した。
Her plan came true.
A plan or project is successfully carried out or achieved.
長年の計画が実現した。
A long-term plan has come to fruition.
Used for tangible or abstract plans (e.g., business, personal goals).
Use 計画が実現する to emphasize the successful outcome of a plan, not the process of planning. For the act of planning, use 計画を立てる.
The phrase is typically used in past tense (実現した) to describe a completed plan. Present tense (実現する) implies general ability or potential.
Common in both formal and casual contexts. Often used with past tense to indicate success (e.g., 計画が実現した).