The phrase "actual or possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing scenarios, outcomes, or conditions that may either exist or could potentially occur.
Example: "We need to consider both actual or possible risks before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "real or potential" or "existing or conceivable".
The client may consent to the representation after full disclosure of the actual or possible conflict.
His main purpose may have been the creation of a system of alliances against actual or possible rivals and enemies.
But the major evils protected against by the speedy trial guarantee exist quite apart from actual or possible prejudice to an accused's defense.
Aspects of the way in which the nine Iraqi detainees... were treated by the British military, during the time they were in British custody during 2004, amounted to actual or possible mistreatment".
'(T he major evils protected against by the speedy trial guarantee exist quite apart from actual or possible prejudice to an accused's defense.' United States v. Marion, supra, at 320, 92 S.Ct., at 963.
DR. GAWLIK: Did not the SD also support this sort of thing by obtaining information on actual or possible opponents of the Nazi leaders and so contribute to the destruction and neutralization of the opposition?
This means that states of affairs are either actual (existent) or possible.
Abu Dhabi, told me, "I sympathize with Gulf Labor's concerns, but I have issues with the tactics, which seem to be more about performance and publicity in New York or about an attempt to stick it to the Emirati government than about actual dialogue or possible outcomes for workers' lives".
The important feature of such views for our purposes is that they understand right action as a function of and solely of the consequences (actual, probable, or possible) of the action and its alternatives.
For nonmarket goods that have "use value" (meaning that their value is related to actual, planned, or possible use of the good, such as a recreational park), revealed preference techniques and stated preference techniques may be used.
In other words, all individuals (actual or merely possible) have determinate essences.
