The phrase "an important possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a significant option or potential outcome in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we identified an important possibility that could change the way we approach the problem."
Alternatives: "a significant option" or "a crucial potential".
Previous and more recent studies show that cholinesterase inhibitors (ChE-Is) are an important possibility for therapeutic intervention in Alzheimer's Disease, sepsis and other inflammatory syndromes.
Joshua Hutchinson Canton, N.Y., Dec. 11, 2007 To the Editor: In opining why voters don't now rate the Iraq war as high a priority as they have in the past, David Brooks may have overlooked an important possibility.
While compulsion may be an important possibility for extreme low-savers, it is decidedly illiberal and most countries have tried to encourage rather than compel more saving.Their main route has been the tax code.
Yet this interpretation overlooks an important possibility: that he had little choice but to dance that a behavioral trap lies in wait for leaders of all successful firms, one they will struggle to avoid even when, like Prince, they're aware of it.
In contrast to his earlier commentaries, for example, Gordon Baker has since called into question whether the private language sections should not be read as attempting to show that the notion of a private language is intelligible but false, but rather that it is nonsense masquerading as an important possibility (Baker, 1998).
This underscores an important possibility: that much of the information that would validate the dossier ― and implicate Trump ― remains classified.
This is a very important possibility for enterprise owners' to develop their entrepreneurial skill which is mostly limited and affected by the commitment of local and regional leaders.
But the letter raises an even more important possibility.
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A proximate view that assumes uric acid is merely a metabolic byproduct neglects the important possibility that high uric acid levels may also offer fitness advantages.
And for a long time macroeconomists kept the liquidity trap in mind as an important theoretical possibility, if not something one was likely to encounter in practice.
