The phrase "aesthetic possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various artistic or visual options available in a particular context, such as design, art, or fashion.
Example: "The artist explored the aesthetic possibilities of color and texture in her latest collection."
Alternatives: "artistic options" or "visual potential".
The aesthetic possibilities were suddenly very exciting".
The sisters were attuned to the era's changing aesthetic possibilities for women.
In the late 1970s Callahan became interested in the aesthetic possibilities of colour film.
The silvering process offers today's studio glassmakers exciting aesthetic possibilities, but more can still be attempted.
And yet the aesthetic possibilities, however unproven, are irresistible to a great many people.
In his artistic approach he consistently sounds out cinematic language and its aesthetic possibilities.
After all Mr. Motian wasn't just accompanying the leader; he helped create the aesthetic possibility for it.
The impact this music made on them had nothing to do with drugs -- Caetano didn't like getting high -- and everything to do with ideas, cultural politics and aesthetic possibility.
But while theatre is getting much better at ensuring that work is accessible to deaf audiences, there is not always willingness to collaborate fully with companies such as Deafinitely, who offer a different aesthetic possibility through putting signing at the heart of the creative process.
Conventionalist definitions take art's cultural features to be explanatorily fundamental, and attempt to capture the phenomena —revolutionary modern art, the traditional close connection of art with the aesthetic, the possibility of autonomous art traditions, etc. — in social/historical terms.
And Ms. Reza does not tread into the dangerous terrain of investigating its aesthetic and historic possibilities.
