The phrase "a possibility of removing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or likelihood of eliminating something or making a change.
Example: "There is a possibility of removing the outdated software from our systems next month."
Alternatives: "an option to remove" or "a chance to eliminate".
Now, a United Nations official who spoke on condition of anonymity because of diplomatic sensitivities said there was a real possibility of removing at least a large portion of the Taliban names.
Both presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater and James Cannon, the Republican aide who became so worried about Reagan last year that he mentioned in a memorandum the possibility of removing the president, sought to play down the significance of Cannon's action, disclosed in a new book.
The attention is focused on orientation and concentration of mental activity to something specific, whereby the orientation determines selectivity and duration and a focus on possibility of removing distractions.
The Obama plan leaves open as "a last resort" the possibility of removing dams if certain fish populations decline to historic lows, but even then, critics say, the decision would depend on a multiyear study of whether removing dams would improve salmon populations.
The first one is the possibility of removing a subset of the uncertain parameters, potentially resulting in a simpler model with a small approximation error with respect to the original model.
Tokyo has an elevated road above an ancient bridge and is investigating the possibility of removing it, and other cities in east Asia are taking an interest.
This paper examines the possibility of removing redundant information from a given knowledge base and restructuring it in the form of a tree to enable efficient problem-solving routines.
In comparison to scleral buckling, PPV offers the possibility of removing vitreoretinal traction, performing a complete drainage of subretinal fluid and precisely identifying and treating the retinal breaks.
This paper [24] also discusses the possibility of removing lignin with the ionic liquid and recovering a separate and possibly more valuable lignin fraction.
The opinion by the fisheries service, a part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, made no mention of the possibility of removing four dams on the lower Snake River that sit on the annual migration route of some of the more imperiled species.
