The phrase "a possible bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential connection or solution between two ideas, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The new policy could serve as a possible bridge between the two departments, fostering better collaboration."
Alternatives: "a potential link" or "a feasible connection".
The party knows she is a possible bridge to the fractious and suspicious tea-party crowd.
He may be helped in that task by Tom Watson, who was elected as deputy leader and is seen as a possible bridge between leftists and centrists.
"Symbol as Hermeneutic in Existentialism: A Possible Bridge from Empiricism"(1956) says that man, alone, can't be pigeonholed&social scientists are wrong to try.
Natural gas has been proposed as a possible "bridge" fuel to eventual use of hydrogen in zero emission fuel cell vehicles.
Ruled by a coalition government in which the Communists were amply represented but which was parliamentary and democratic, Czechoslovakia still hoped to remain a possible bridge between East and West.
Given his connection with Mr. Yousef, the officials said, the F.B.I. views Mr. Mohammed as a possible bridge from the trade center bombing in 1993 to the attacks that destroyed the center last year.
In the present study, study isolate CH2B displayed high coaggregation indices with 12 of the 19 partner strains, and it is, therefore, not unlikely that it is a possible bridging organism in aquaculture environments.
American elites are engaged in a more short-sighted strategy of destroying any possible bridge to a post-oil energy future to protect their status quo profits.
Unfortunately all of the evidence presented here is in vivo and thus no clear conclusion about any possible bridging protein can be made.
There are 635,013,559,600 possible bridge hands, and a vast catalogue of approaches and techniques and stratagems for playing them.
This lab-grown leather could offer a more sustainable alternative and even a possible longterm bridge for the gap in supply and demand.
