The phrase "a possibility that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or scenarios that lead to a certain effect or result.
Example: "There is a possibility that makes this project feasible if we secure additional funding."
Alternatives: "an option that creates" or "a chance that results in".
It's a possibility that makes sharing an evening on a restaurant's kitchen monitor seem private in comparison.
But that might change when a second generation of interceptors is put in place in 2018, a possibility that makes Moscow wary, because the United States is under no obligation to share data about the system, said Sergei M. Rogov, director of the Institute for the U.S. and Canada Studies in Moscow.
Most disheartening is the thought that Elena Ferrante may no longer publish, a possibility that makes us excuse the imperfections of Frantumaglia and treasure its fragments of illumination.
Otherwise she would return from Australia without a place to live, a possibility that made her nervous.
And it was certainly a possibility that made the world seem that much more wide open to us.
Currently, there is no central clearinghouse for derivatives trading, and a default by a major party could lead to cascading losses at big banks and brokerage firms -- a possibility that made many on Wall Street uneasy.
But we spent another half an hour talking about why I had put the line in there at all, whether for the sake of sound (a possibility that made him angry) or because I thought (for some deranged reason) that it was "necessary".
Hence, there may be a possibility that PS makes good compatibility with PMMA resulting to enhanced tensile strength over other composites.
Lesbian couples have to work so hard to have their families – I suppose for that reason there's a possibility that you make more of an effort.
There's a possibility that I made mistakes.
The then third-party Twitter client had become popular with Twitter power users, and there were also rumours that it was on the verge of being acquired by Bill Gross UberMediaa — a possibility that evidently made Twitter uncomfortable.
