The phrase "a rational possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or scenarios that are logical and feasible within a given context.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, pursuing a rational possibility for a solution is essential for our success."
Alternatives: "a reasonable option" or "a logical possibility".
In conclusion, the results presented here add to a body of knowledge that raises the rational possibility of p38αMAPK inhibitor drugs for CNS indications might be one in which efficacy, either in a palliative or disease modifying mode, is a reasonable anticipation.
The Hypotypōseis reflected other Origenistic opinions contrary to Neoplatonism, such as the noneternity of matter and the rational possibility of Christ's incarnation, tenets characteristic of the Christianized Hellenistic philosophy at the Alexandrian school.
One rational possibility is mTOR, which exists in mammalian cells as two protein complexes; mTORC1 (containing raptor) and mTORC2 (containing rictor).
Here's our first putative norm of standard decision theory (van Fraassen 1983: 297): Possibility of Vindication A rational agent will not adopt an option that has no possibility of attaining minimal disutility, when such a minimum exists.
They and some of their colleagues represent the possibility of a rational, modern approach to law and civic life, something that has not always flourished in Italy.
In 1923 he stated that the hypothesis of light quanta excludes, in principle, the possibility of a rational definition of the concepts of frequency and wavelength that are essential for explaining interference.
The results emphasize the importance of nonlinearity in gel mechanics, and suggest the possibility of a rational selection of layer elasticities, layer thicknesses and dilatation profiles for improved mechanical responses such as maximum/minimum swelling and multiaxial stress states.
Teleological (aesthetic) judgment, as developed in Kant's Third Critique, suggests the possibility of a rational grounding of representation.
The upshot of these views seems to be that reason is self-destructive in a way that limits the very possibility of a rational critique of reason.
Taken together, this novel approach of high-throughput screening of materials and subsequent analysis opens up possibilities for a rational design of biomaterial surfaces.
