The phrase "are already possessing" is grammatically correct but may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when discussing ownership or control of something that is already in one's possession.
Example: "The team members are already possessing the necessary skills to complete the project successfully."
Alternatives: "already have" or "currently possess".
Zen Buddhists are fond of pointing to insights that are already possessed but not recognized as such until their holder is shaken loose from ordinary patterns of thought.
When we are bound to thoughts, our minds are already possessed by what we have been taught, by our latest conclusions, by beliefs of all kinds and by our fear of having no thoughts.
But in my case I was, and had always been, already possessed by the poems of Tennyson and Browning.
(Surviving artifacts clearly demonstrate that ancient man was already possessed of considerable aesthetic ability; flint, for example, was carefully flaked into attractive, well-balanced forms, and stone carving and pottery were capably handled).
All that it is capable of being, already possesses it in entirety without losing it or without accumulating" (Elem. Theol. § 52).
The transition was smooth as far as Marcus was concerned; already possessing the essential constitutional powers, he stepped automatically into the role of full emperor (and his name henceforth was Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus).
If your interviewer feels that you are already skilled or possess experience in the field you want, you may have better chance than novices or those without similar background.
In favorable settings, where biomass fuels are already purchased and/or households possess the necessary economic means, a relatively rapid shift to clean fuels is feasible.
But competing with true liberation has been sexual liberalisation – an effort to tell you that only expertise, exposure, advice and apparatus can let you enjoy, in the right way, what was already freely possessed by you.
If the defensive publication predates the filing of the inventor's patent application, the patent deal for that application is out of balance: the patent applicant has nothing new to disclose to the public, because the invention has already been disclosed and is thus already possessed by the public.
Similar procedures for denying someone the right to possess firearms are already in place for domestic abusers.
