The phrase "a possibility to modify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or opportunities for making changes to something.
Example: "The software update provides a possibility to modify the user interface according to personal preferences."
Alternatives: "an option to modify" or "a chance to modify".
Intriguingly, a dendritic molecule containing three chromophores not only gave a new possibility to modify the three dimensional structure, but also reduced aggregation between chromophores inducing dipole dipole interaction.
The third characteristic is the possibility of recasting bronze objects with a low loss of alloys or even with the possibility to modify it to make different objects such as bells, cannons and statues that require different properties.
This might take the form of developing heuristics for future planning projects, but there is also the possibility to modify existing structures in order to address a crime problem.
This possibility to modify or to modulate the pharmacological profile of a molecule by inserting fluorine atoms clearly explains why bioorganic and medicinal chemistry of fluorine has become so important, and why many drugs and pesticides are fluorinated compounds.
In addition, a major concern has been that once significant damage has occurred, the possibility to modify the clinical course and especially the recovery phase was considered minimal or absent.
They imply the interaction with the environment with the possibility to modify it.
Amongst these model organisms, rodent models are the most used due to the easiness for the experiments and the possibility to modify genetically these model animals.
This kind of double-beam system offers the possibility to modify the vibration characteristics of the harvester for achieving high power density.
The possibility to modify cell surfaces with engineered sialic acids in vivo offers the opportunity to target therapeutic agents to sites of high sialic acid concentration in a variety of tumors.
