The phrase "a possible classification of these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways to categorize or organize a set of items or concepts.
Example: "In our research, we propose a possible classification of these species based on their genetic similarities."
Alternatives: "a potential categorization of these" or "an alternative classification for these".
A possible classification of the approaches to modeling is based on structural considerations, that view the approaches as local versus global methods [6, 7].
Table 2 shows a possible classification of users and applications within the ERCN (incident commanders are the persons in charge among the first responders personnel).
These results would contrast with those based on HCA results overlooking ties, which bring a possible classification of many, therefore representative descriptors of not so valid classes of descriptors.
The review by I. Bernatova summarized a complex cross talk among the individual endothelium-derived factors and mentioned a possible classification of ED.
For 1118 chemicals tested in the Salmonella assay, 30,650 quantitative studies have been included in the database, thus allowing a possible classification of mutagenic chemicals according to their mutagenic potency.
There are many possible classifications of these, but two basic groups are usually identified.
The possible classification of an EAG is as follows: result, potential new allele, noise, cross-over, and co-amplification.
The purpose of the review is to assess the state-of-the-art of the use of ambient displays with an explicit or implicit learning purpose and the possible classification of respective prototypes on the basis of a presented framework.
We have used two simple methods of statistical analysis to select the variables that may discriminate the three groups of samples, and proceeded to use these two separate data sets for possible classification of the samples into their respective groups.
The resulting dataset from these 70 differentially expressed protein spots were then used for possible classification of the samples into their respective groups, using hierarchical cluster analysis.
