The phrase "a possible occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events or situations that may happen but are not guaranteed.
Example: "The weather forecast indicates a possible occurrence of thunderstorms later this evening."
Alternatives: "a potential event" or "a likely incident".
We screened samples of algal genomic DNA by Southern hybridization using radioactively labeled oligonucleotides as probes (fig. 4) to unveil a possible occurrence of other telomere-like minisatellites in the respective genomes and to possibly identify candidate telomeric sequences in samples with no detected telomerase activity.
A possible occurrence of reactivity insertion accidents (RIA) may be expected over this operation.
This study discusses a new use of DEA environmental assessment to measure a possible occurrence of desirable congestion, or eco-technology innovation, in electric power plants.
The electrolysis of LiOD and D2SO4 solutions in D2O carried out with a palladium cathode under different conditions did not reveal any excess over the neutron and gamma radiation background that would testify in favour of the suggestions about a possible occurrence of cold nuclear fusion.
A possible occurrence of Undesirable Congestion (UC) and Desirable Congestion (DC) can be incorporated into Eqs.
Malignancy, albeit rare, is a possible occurrence in younger women undergoing fertility treatments.
The equilibrium paths, found numerically with a pseudo-arc-length continuation method, become unstable within a certain range of elongation, suggesting the possible occurrence of a negative-stiffness response.
The higher prevalence of Salmonella isolates from raw meat and other critical control points in this study gives a warning signal for possible occurrence of food borne infections capable of producing outbreaks.
Indeed, PSSM provide a scoring scheme to scan any sequence for possible occurrence of a given signal.
Anyway the possible occurrence of a radiological worsening despite a stable clinical status keeps being an unresolved issue for indication to decompress.
De Kruijff et al. [38] reported also on the possible occurrence of an intermediate cubic phase in a Ca2+-induced CL bilayer to H2 phase transition.
