The phrase "a possibility that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential scenarios or outcomes that include specific elements or factors.
Example: "There is a possibility that involves collaboration between different departments to achieve the project's goals."
Alternatives: "an option that includes" or "a chance that entails".
"We're excited to roll out a list of unconfirmed revenue possibilities that involve crowdsourcing, a robust set of widget creation tools, 3G, augmented reality, social stuff, and an app store.
According to Rodolfo Ronconi, head of Italian Interpol, there was a possibility that those involved in the attacks on America used Italy as cover to enter Europe.
Elaine Makatura, a spokeswoman for the agency, said there is a possibility that those involved could have broken the law in three ways -- shooting a deer with a shotgun out of season, without a proper permit, and from an automobile.
"It remains a possibility that officers involved will be held to account," he said, adding that one allegation reported by Survival didn't check out.
Given the enhanced GC activity and increased formation of ectopic GCs known to result in the generation of antigen-experienced memory B and plasma cells, there is a possibility that factors involved in establishing GC structures, including T follicular helper (TFH) cells, IL-21, IL-6, CXCL13, TNFβ, and inducible T-cell co-stimulator (ICOS), play a critical role in SLE.
It remains a possibility that this mechanism involves still uncharacterized bacterial genes and/or molecular machinery of the host amoeba.
The other residues conserved in these proteins could be involved in common processes to all of those proteins, being a possibility that they are involved in the generation of the quinone cofactor or in the catalytic activity of the enzymes.
We next explored a possibility that p53 is involved in MIF-induced HIF-1 activation.
This scenario entails a possibility that β4GalNAcTA/B is involved in the generation of glycan acceptors for DSiaT, and therefore, the mutations in these genes would affect DSiaT-mediated processes.
