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The phrase "a possible operationalization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept or variable can be measured or implemented in a practical context, particularly in research or academic writing.
Example: "This study proposes a possible operationalization of the concept of social capital through the analysis of community engagement metrics."
Alternatives: "a potential implementation of" or "a feasible measurement of".
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By incorporating former studies of the politeness effect, this study provides new insights into a possible operationalization of politeness for instructional messages.
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By doing so it would be possible to examine whether using a broader operationalization of risk perception predicts future behavior.
Additionally, a multi-dimensional scale is developed for an exhaustive operationalization of a product's design.
It is argued that a different operationalization of religious belief may still support the MBMTR.
Research in this tradition argues that it provides a useful operationalization of the notoriously elusive concept of "sustainability".
This study suggests a concrete operationalization of health literacy in a workplace setting.
The ABC tool offers a different operationalization of this new approach and goes beyond classification.
This study is one of the first to suggest a concrete operationalization of organizational health literacy in a workplace setting.
Nevertheless, the current results provide a detailed operationalization of DSM-IV-TR criteria for SPD in childhood.
Therefore, a future operationalization of success in multi-modal pain therapy should include patient-reported and patient-rated data.
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