The phrase "a possible resumption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for something to restart or begin again after a pause or interruption.
Example: "The company announced a possible resumption of operations next month, depending on the current health guidelines."
Alternatives: "a potential restart of" or "a likely return to".
But it cautioned that skirmishes in early November had fanned fears of a possible resumption of shelling of population centres.
And despite these remaining challenges, there is still speculation about a possible resumption of a political career for Strauss-Kahn as a presidential challenger.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has said he will visit North Korea next month, and Japan is negotiating a possible resumption of relations.
A spokesman for the Defense Ministry in Seoul declined to comment Monday night about a possible resumption of the military's broadcasts or other provocations.
President Lahoud then raised the stakes by warning of a possible resumption of attacks on Israel by the Lebanon-based Palestinians, the issue that precipitated Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1978.
Japan is negotiating a possible resumption of diplomatic relations -- if it can resolve the issue of Japanese women believed kidnapped by the North, and the country's continued harboring of members of the Japanese Red Army terrorist group.
The steps were announced against a backdrop of uncertainty about the possible resumption of talks between Iran and the group of six big powers, which have been stalled for half a year, over Iran's uranium enrichment activities.
They also will begin urgent maintenance work on the long-idled factories ahead of the possible resumption of operations.
The EU foreign ministers are supposed to meet on February 23rd to examine the possible resumption of the "critical dialogue" with Iran.
Of the several measures the South has taken, the possible resumption of psychological warfare has raised the most hackles in the North, which strives to keep its population isolated from outside news.
