The phrase "a possible root of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential causes or origins of a particular issue, phenomenon, or concept.
Example: "Researchers are investigating a possible root of the problem that has been affecting the community for years."
Alternatives: "a potential source of" or "a possible origin of".
It would be interesting to investigate whether JNK signalling is altered in loss-of-function mouse models where alterations in synaptic activity have been speculated to be a possible root cause of Batten's disease.
In addition, an accurate diagnosis of SFN can prompt an in-depth assessment to uncover any underlying diseases as a possible root cause of the patient's symptoms.
Therefore, the presented parsimonious model of subunit evolution cannot be made to agree with any possible rooting of the tree.
Therefore, as suggested previously [ 13, 32], we reconciled the species and gene tree by evaluating the duplication score for all possible roots of the gene tree, selecting the root(s) that minimize the number of duplications inferred.
The direct exploration of filiations by various phylogenetic approaches has delivered an enormous amount of information on the possible root of the tree of life; much of it is controversial but the concept of a protoeukaryotic LUCA developed here is not dependent of the branching order of the three Domains.
As a first check, we can explore this as the possible root of the problem.
The second possible root of Ligon's unease is an emotional stance, which might be called aggressive-passive, and which he shares with the comedian: a fury at unjust suffering, the expression of which strips bare a personal, humiliated vulnerability.
This is one possible root of this practice.
Though much remains circumstantial evidence, when considering the possible root of Shakespeare's observations, it does suggest that we must look beyond the actual texts for the source of his views about Jews.
The OWL/SWRL reasoning engine is the software component responsible for generating a final diagnosis and an appropriate adaptation plan whenever a critical condition is detected, a process which typically requires rather complex reasoning over the possible roots of a problem, and the identification of multiple potential adaptation strategies.
