The phrase "a possible bridge between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential connection or link between two ideas, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The new research could serve as a possible bridge between traditional methods and modern technology in education."
Alternatives: "a potential link between" or "a possible connection between".
Statistics is seen here as a possible bridge between mathematics and some of the natural sciences, because many scientists frequently apply statistical and mathematical techniques (Erickson [2002]).
Employment migration between the study area and the higher HIV-prevalence areas of Hanoi City and Quang Ninh province is common and constitutes a possible bridge between this rural community and higher prevalence areas.
Although a framework for connecting biodiversity science to environmental decision-making remains in early stages of construction, the concept of "ecosystem services" has been emerging as a possible bridge between the two disciplines [1], [27], [28].
In the revised manuscript, photoselection is explicitly considered as a possible bridge between reproduction and replication.
To build a possible bridge between the peripheral immune system and the nervous system, one interesting fact is that microglia cells derive from the monocyte/macrophage lineage.
Based on all of our findings, we propose that the parallel phenotypic novelty within species may translate into parallel phenotypic novelty between species providing a possible bridge between micro- and macroevolution.
"Before the Gang of Eight and the immigration debate, I think many conservatives as well as some establishment Republican folks saw Senator Rubio as a possible bridge candidate between the conservative Tea Party base of the G.O.P. and more establishment G.O.P. voters," said Greg Mueller, a conservative public relations executive who opposed the Senate bill.
However, dogs were also recognized as sources of zoonotic parasites such as Echinococcus spp. and as a possible bridge for rabies between wildlife and humans (4, 5 ).
Extension of these studies to provide genome-wide significance is the possible bridge between the architecture of the rare monogenic disorders and complex disease.
Let us consider the basic aspects associated with both conceptual blocks, and we will remark on possible bridges between them to be explored.
In Section 3, we analyze the possible bridges between fractional calculus and fractals while in Section 4, we consider the relation of fractional calculus with the modellization of relaxation processes.
