The phrase "a possible placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential options or opportunities for placement in a job, program, or other contexts.
Example: "After reviewing the candidates, we believe that Sarah is a strong contender for a possible placement in our internship program."
Alternatives: "a potential position" or "a likely assignment".
If an employer sounds negative about a possible placement, you may want to ask them if they have any concerns about your disability, so you can discuss some of the reasonable adjustments that could be made.
The middle layers are composed of several circles where each of them encodes a possible placement on a horizontal surface and its accessible grasps.
This was a real life question, with a possible placement attached.
If at all possible, placement with extended family (kinship care) or siblings can maintain a continuing sense of family at a time of immense change.
By establishing a state-space superstructure, all possible placements of existing compressors and purifiers are incorporated in the proposed MINLP model.
For model selection, it consists of iterating over all possible placements of a single rectangle on the grid and finding the placement that maximizes the posterior probability of an outbreak, calculated as: (35) P (H 1 (S i ) | Data ) = P (H 1 (S i ) ) ⋅ l i k (1, S i ) ⋅ l i k (0, S ¯ i ) P (Data ) where S i represents some rectangular region on the grid and S ¯ i is its complement.
Third, all possible placements of local clocks on a tree do not lead to identifiable parameters [6].
You could dump any number of superannuated admirals in there, publish any number of vacuous strategic papers and nonpapers on the letterhead, accept any dodgy country for membership or association, and hold summits in all possible placements and protocols.
The first stage of clustering evaluates all possible placements of two vertical boundaries (to define three genotype clusters) between data on the X axis, computing for each a posterior likelihood given the data and a Bayesian prior on cluster locations.
For a given read r, the goal is to find a best-fit placement for r in the tree T. This may be done by minimizing the cost, defined as the sum of branch lengths S b, r of the tree containing read r attached to branch b of T, over all possible placements b.
Previous studies based on molecular data have suggested alternative phylogenetic placements for Anomalurus, while weakly supporting various relationships between the Hystricognathi, the Sciuridae, and the Muroidea/Dipodidae group [ 11- 13], while morphological classifications have suggested almost all possible placements for Anomalurus (reviewed in [ 14]).
