The phrase "a possibility of error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance that a mistake may occur in a process or situation.
Example: "In any scientific experiment, there is always a possibility of error that must be accounted for in the results."
Alternatives: "a chance of error" or "a risk of error".
Knowledge, he believed, is possible only where there is a possibility of error.
There is, however, a possibility of error in such reasoning.
This presents a possibility of error which the interlocking system is designed to handle.
Manual updating of GIS database is costly, time-consuming process, and also there is a possibility of error in manual updating of road network [2-4].
A tolerance error should be considered for both PL measurement and graph fitting procedures because the fluorescence spectrophotometer precision lies at approximately 0.1 nm, and there exists a possibility of error in the fitting process.
No error is assumed in going Red for light signal, however for the Green aspect, a possibility of error is made to be present in the shape of a regular channel "confirmgreen", due to which a transition may or may not be fired as soon as the light automaton is given command to turn green.
Ms. Blank said that, among other reasons, she is opposed to capital punishment because "there is always a possibility of human error, so you're going to execute innocent people".
So, there is a possibility of aggregate error in estimation.
Such deviations, in literature, have been attributed primarily to a possibility of genotyping error [ 50].
There is a possibility of measurement error caused by participants with high education intentionally or unintentionally reporting a healthier diet because they knew it was more socially acceptable.
Assessment of dysplasia in the AFI-targeted areas relied only on diagnostic biopsies stored in formalin; therefore, there is a possibility of sampling error for focal dysplasia.
