The phrase "a possible understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interpretations or perceptions that may be valid but are not certain.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, we arrived at a possible understanding of the situation, though further investigation is needed."
Alternatives: "a potential interpretation" or "a plausible comprehension".
A beautiful reading by the Chasidic master Elimelech of Lezansk teaches us a possible understanding.
Then, the findings were examined in the light of theory, to develop a possible understanding of the findings.
However, target engagement data reported for the phase 2, multiple ascending-dose clinical trials (Table 3) [ 183] provide a possible understanding of the lack of efficacy of solanezumab in clinical trials [ 186].
In reflecting on the research process we felt that it was our specific situated interpretations – informed by both personal, lived experience and experience of clinical practice – that enabled our analysis to move beyond a descriptive categorisation of participant accounts and offer a possible understanding of the processes of recover in the context of lived experience of personality disorders.
To help bring the faded mural to life and possible understanding, an artist working with the researchers has studied photographs and drawn outlines of the scenes.
But he said "there was a possible common understanding by the end of the week" on the guiding principles for the negotiations – something that constitute "a framework for what a future Syria would look like".
While direct questions regarding confidentiality were well understood, responses on the need to report cases to the village leader, lawyer, advocates, or the KWO reflect a possible broader understanding on their part regarding the concept of confidentiality.
We selected our sample purposively to ensure variation in the sample and so elicit a range of possible understandings of recovery [ 27].
A possible key to understanding variation in outcomes for children after disclosure is a greater understanding of the family context of disclosure.
The evolving landscape of Fountain Hills provides a possible template for understanding and predicting changes in other dryland areas undergoing urbanization.
The bifurcation structure found in the fast subsystem provides a possible key to understanding the genesis of bursting patterns; see, e.g., [5].
