The phrase "a possibility in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scenario or situation that may occur under certain conditions.
Example: "There is a possibility in which we could collaborate on this project if both parties agree to the terms."
Alternatives: "a scenario where" or "a situation in which".
Yet a banking industry group recently looked into a new rule and sketched out a possibility in which banks were forced to come up with as much as $30 trillion in cash.
It means that there is a possibility in which patients might not take EPA as the same as our prescription.
But selling WorldCom off piece by piece also is a possibility, in which case several large chunks of Ebbers' former empire may indeed end up in Jonas' pocket.
These data led us to consider a possibility in which bridge and DID may be joined through an actin monomer in a way that inhibits filament nucleation or growth.
This can be explained by a possibility in which RUNX1-mutant breast cancer originates from ER+ luminal MECs and Runx1 disruption alone actually leads to the loss of the cell-of-origin of such cancer.
Since we cannot rule out a possibility in which Rb1-loss in MECs also affects expression of these genes, we compared their expression in double mutants to matched WT females as well.
So, X,A ⊢ B says that in any possibility in which A is true, so is B. These possibilities might not satisfy all of X.
Duncan was privy to the Chicago negotiations, and what impressed him was how Thibodeau turned down a sure deal for a possibility in Chicago, which had not yet decided.
Or there is a fourth possibility, in which Obama ordered a hit on Chris Stevens.
But he also sketched out a darker possibility, in which his son is being held prisoner, politically speaking, by a right-wing cabal.
Insofar as the odd-sounding utterances Lewis cites state the fallibilist idea, the latter portion thereof ('S cannot eliminate a certain possibility in which not-p', e.g).
