The phrase "a possibility of making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or outcomes that may occur in the future.
Example: "There is a possibility of making significant progress on the project if we collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to create" or "a chance to produce".
Do you know an author pitching a book nowadays is asked to consider whether there's a possibility of making a film from it?
"You have a possibility of making a methane greenhouse," said Dr. Uwe Wiechert, a geochemist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.
"How could they think in this way, and put a possibility of making the Palestinian suffering last for five more years?" the newspaper Al Quds asked in an editorial.
And it wasn't until Julian Opie became very successful very quickly in the 80s that other students saw there was a possibility of making not only a career, but also money.
It looked like low-hanging fruit if we could get the tablets to the people who have these diseases, there was and is a possibility of making massive change.
Subsequent productions starred Stephen Gately, Philip Scofield and Lee Mead, who won the BBC talent show Any Dream Will Do. "Basically what's happened is that the success of the movie of Les Mis is that everybody is looking now at old musicals and thinking, is there a possibility of making them again?" said Lloyd Webber.
He has ruled out any possibility of making a permanent return to Saints, having signed for the next two years with Salford.
I don't see a realistic possibility of making the euro work for them now".
Recent experiments revealed an exciting possibility of making nanowires by filling nanosacle cracks in a thin film.
No less than do these reflexive modernists, his contemporaries, Malick has made a movie about the possibility of making a movie, images that are the troubled source of a future cinema.
Praet is set to leave Anderlecht this summer for a fee in the region of £10m and Villa have made an inquiry about the possibility of making an offer for the midfielder.
