The phrase "and possibly that of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential involvement or influence of something in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The study examines the effects of climate change on local ecosystems and possibly that of human activity."
Alternatives: "and perhaps that of" or "and maybe that of".
Flower knows his own mind and possibly that of others, too.
How much of a blow will its cancellation - and possibly that of the showbusiness event of the year, the Oscars - deal to an increasingly celebrity-obsessed media industry?
But votes aren't owed to anyone, and if Sanders doesn't win the black vote, it's his own fault (and, possibly, that of the people he has chosen to advise him).
Affairs rarely get as base as this, and it has cost several people their jobs already -- never mind Dennehy's life and possibly that of his teammate and friend Carlton Dotson, who is charged with the murder.
"Dutch Interior II" is a little bit looser; its hovering, genielike blobs show the influence of Miró's friend Arp, and possibly that of Calder, whose "Circus" performances he had recently seen in Paris.
PAGE A15 CLINTON'S ROLE AT THE CONVENTION Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton asked the question herself, on the last night of the primaries in June: "What does Hillary want?" That is still a bit of a mystery, particularly as she and Senator Barack Obama negotiate the delicate question of her role, and possibly that of her husband, at the Democratic convention in Denver and in the campaign beyond.
"To stay in it, any of the teams in the race should aim to win at least four out of six, and possibly that might not be enough.
We notice that the range of existence of the 2D spots, for a given LeF, can overlap with that of retreating (extinction) fronts, and possibly with that of 3D spots, or flame balls, in this flow.
The consumption of milk and other dairy is not popular in Indonesia and possibly for that reason and because of lack of awareness and absence of diagnostic facilities human cases have not been documented in recent decades.
"There isn't much I don't want to try, and possibly because of that I don't finish much," she laments.
The coupon is a venerable form, dating back to the turn of the 20th century, and possibly because of that, there's something musty and even corny about it.
