The phrase "a possible procedure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential methods or approaches to achieve a specific outcome or task.
Example: "The researchers outlined a possible procedure of conducting the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a potential method for" or "an alternative approach to".
The fitting of the selected nephroblastoma case to the clinical data serves as a proof of principle example, demonstrating the basic philosophy of a possible procedure towards the selection of prevailing virtual scenarios, based on the combined use of the available multiscale clinical and literature data.
(J) Cartoon diagrams showing a possible assembling procedure of the RNPs.
In contrast, tumors that had undergone irradiation displayed much smoother vessel surface, indicating a possible plumbing function of the PDT procedure.
Over further conversations with the folks from the Registry and eventually with the folks from Dana-Farber choser Institute I chone ofe of two possible procedures, a schedule of testing and a date for the actual donation.
Classical operationalism is often criticized as singling out just one possible procedure for testing some claim of interest and contending that the claim only makes sense or only has a truth value when that procedure can actually be carried out.
A retrospective longitudinal analysis of secondary data serves to determine a possible centralization of procedures from the system perspective.
However, as a possible complication of the procedure, temporary or permanent disturbance of the neurosensory function of the IAN is common.
Stipulating that "memory loss" or "amnesia" is a possible result of the procedure is nothing more than an abstraction.
A possible limitation of this procedure is that self-reported PTSD-related symptoms will be used to include patients in the study.
