The phrase "an indication of possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that suggests or points to a potential outcome or event.
Example: "The dark clouds in the sky are an indication of possibility for rain later today."
Alternatives: "a sign of potential" or "a hint of likelihood".
This way we can test whether labour shortages deviate significantly from the pre-crisis Beveridge curve giving an indication of the possibility of a slope change.
However, the presence of molecular signals (e.g. 16S) in samples from which nothing (or many fewer colonies or OTUs) may be recovered by culture is certainly an indication of the possibility of resuscitation, and hence dormancy.
A major rationale of those who think that imagination is not a safe indication of possibility, even when such possibility is not eliminable a priori, is that we can imagine that a posteriori necessities might be false for example, that Hesperus might not be identical to Phosphorus.
This earthquake has been interpreted as an indication of a higher possibility of an imminent mega-earthquake in this region (Aydan [2009]).
As an indication of the doping possibility and stability, the doping formation energy is estimated from[47]: E f = E tot NW + doping - E tot NW - �� dopant + μ host (2).
Attenuated smooth muscle differentiation and down-regulation of developmental genes such as CNTN1, SPOCK3 and MAOB are an indication of such a possibility.
Shaw said the Rams might agree to extend that deadline if there is an indication of progress and the possibility of another vote by NFL owners.
This degree of possibility provides an indication of the consistency between model (ℳ O C ) and measurements (ℳ ℰ C ): a possibility equal to one must be interpreted as complete agreement between the model and the original measurements; lower values of possibility imply that certain error in the measurements is needed to find a flux vector fulfilling the model constraints.
But this week's US decision to join a dialogue on Iraq with Iran and Syria, after previously refusing to do so, is neverhteless seen as an indication of growing administration alarm over the possibility of an historic strategic failure.
Asked if the book she is thinking about now might turn out to be nonfiction, she replies: "It just could be". That would be an unlikely outcome from a writer who has published seven volumes of fiction and no nonfiction at all, but her willingness even to think about the possibility is an indication of her frustration.
