"a possibility to cause" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the potential for something to cause a particular outcome or effect. Example: "The new technology has been hailed as a possibility to cause a significant increase in productivity for the company."
Althoughthey have more significant impact on improving TCP's performance, theseschemes could have a high possibility to cause more frequent burst losses and longgo-back-N retransmissions as the rate of wireless transmission errorsincreases.
After nuclear reactor shutdown, decay heat generation continues in the reactor core and it has the possibility to cause a severe accident.
PERS can recharge the coverage and energy critical sensors with high priority and effectively alleviate the possibility to cause a coverage hole.
In fact, a southward displacement of up to 0.1 cm/year is expected at BOSS from the slip deficit on the PHS-NA boundary faults listed in Nishimura (2011), whereas the PAC-PHS boundary has possibility to cause a westward displacement of approximately 1 2 cm/year.
Therefore, the fracture zone associated with the MTL fault system has possibility to cause increase in attenuation coefficients in the field data case (Fig. 8c).
Therefore, we discuss two possibilities to cause this attenuation contrast below: development of intraplate faults or widely spread over porous lithology.
It is a possibility certain to cause chortles in some corners, but it could also open doors in others for the thrice-married presumptive Republican nominee for president.
There is a possibility to discern hyperchloremia caused by intravenous fluid use from many other causes by considering the relationship between sodium and chloride rather than treating the latter as a separate entity.
