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The phrase "and possibly most interestingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a point that is considered to be particularly engaging or noteworthy in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The study revealed several surprising findings, and possibly most interestingly, it showed a direct correlation between sleep quality and productivity."
Alternatives: "and perhaps most intriguingly" or "and maybe most compellingly".
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Several other possible coordinated responses were identified, including sugars, nucleotides, organic acids (including several synthesised through the citric acid cycle) and, possibly most interestingly, 'cell membrane compounds'.
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That short list includes CenturyLink, Dish Network, and perhaps most interestingly, Sprint-Nextel.
Third and possibly most important is LinkedIn itself.
And possibly most importantly, there are absolutely no bandwidth restraints.
The first, and possibly most important, is S Translator.
The most obvious and possibly most serious problem for the DTP is the problem of error.
Finally (and possibly most importantly) Make it feel special.
Firstly, and possibly most importantly, is the hairstyle.
Perhaps most interestingly will be a new or improved accelerometer and gyroscope.
Perhaps most interestingly of all, they appear on the pages of magazines and female-orientated newspaper supplements.
Perhaps most interestingly, it introduced a three-tier price chart.
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