The phrase "a possible succession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential future events or outcomes, particularly in contexts related to leadership, inheritance, or transitions.
Example: "The board is considering a possible succession plan for the CEO position to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "a potential succession" or "an anticipated succession".
For example, the chain code pattern (1, 5) is not a possible succession, and therefore its corresponding distribution in the PDF will always be nil.
Nevertheless, Harman's advanced age raised questions all along about a possible succession plan.
The nobility disliked this custom, as it reduced their chances to benefit from a possible succession dispute.
Stuart Ross, a spokesman in New York for FCB, declined to discuss whether Mr. Bolton would leave FCB or any possible succession plans.
One of the main practices in Suleiman the Magnificent's family's approach to succession management in the Ottoman Empire for over six hundred years was for the new ruler to kill off all his brothers to head off any possible succession disputes.
JOHANNESBURG — The United States expressed concern about the future of the impoverished African nation of Malawi on Friday after a swirl of reports that its president, stricken by a heart attack, had died, suggesting that the delay in an official announcement reflected possible succession problems.
Another theory held that internal wrangling had caused the delay in the congress, and some suggested that there was discord among the political and military elite about a possible dynastic succession — from grandfather to father to son.
According to the New York Times, senior American officials had "begun to acknowledge in recent weeks that no serious discussion of a possible political succession plan in Syria can happen without Tehran's involvement".
A few months ago, people were talking of possible succession.
General Ahmar is sometimes described as a rival of the president, and he has long opposed the possible succession to the presidency of Mr. Saleh's son Ahmed.
DETROIT — The Ford Motor Company's board will meet this week to consider possible succession plans for the company's chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, a person with knowledge of the meeting said on Tuesday.
