The phrase "a possible criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or principle that may be considered for evaluation or judgment in a particular context.
Example: "When assessing the effectiveness of the program, a possible criterion could be the improvement in participant engagement."
Alternatives: "a potential standard" or "an alternative measure".
The MST can be a possible criterion for the evaluation of the network optimization.
The patient point of view regarding health status has gained importance in decision-making procedures and has been considered a possible criterion standard to assess treatment efficacy [3].
A possible criterion to provide would be that the strategy needs to have worked two or more times.
The patient point of view regarding health status and treatments has become important in decision-making procedures and has been considered a possible criterion standard to assess treatment efficacy [ 20, 21].
A possible criterion for evidence of efficacy can be based on P values from univariate pairwise comparisons of each dose with placebo for all candidate endpoints; e.g., positive 'trends' with one-sided P < 0.10 (equivalent to two-sided P < 0.20 favouring active drug) for the majority of the endpoints is applicable, and its occurrence by chance can have assessment across permutation samples.
The following example shows that probably (5.3) can be improved because (5.4) provides a best possible criterion.
In a first step, we made an inventory of all possible criteria for priority setting on the basis of literature reviews [ 4, 8, 11- 13].
We made an inventory of all possible criteria for priority setting on the basis of literature review.
At the k-th step, according to each possible criterion (a priori, distance and possibly flipping), the K-best algorithm expands each candidate in U t k + 1 ( x ̄ ) (note that index k decreases while the algorithm proceeds).
The idea of imposing an evolutionary distance to the host switches is one possible criterion when it can be justified from a biological point of view.
This latter observation suggested a possible separation criterion, since it presented a binary separation rule rather than a continuous one.
