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The phrase "are possibility of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "there is a possibility of" or "there are possibilities of"? You can use it when discussing potential outcomes or chances of something occurring.
Example: "There is a possibility of rain tomorrow, so we should bring umbrellas."
Alternatives: "there is a chance of" or "there are options for".
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Generally, considering the condition of stress concentration around a wellbore, there are possibility of occurrence of compressive failures (breakouts) and/or tensile failures (drilling-induced tensile fractures) in the wellbore wall (Gough and Bell 1981 , 1982.
In addition, pregnant women in the third trimester were more concerned on having x-ray tests so there are possibility of misdiagnosing them.
Alterations in the dog's lipoprotein cholesterol fractions are possibility of aberrations of lipid metabolism due to hyperlipidemia and/or obesity as in human [ 5].
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"There are possibilities of all kinds of nefarious things happening.
There are children, there are gardens, there are pregnant women, there is possibility of new life.
So there is possibility of surgical and esthetic complications.
The alternative norm is: Possibility of Arbitrary Closeness to Vindication.
Finally, there is possibility of unknown residual confounding.
There is possibility of inadvertent as well as intentional misreporting.
I admitted that there were possibilities of twisting the facts.
"There's possibilities of being second guessed, and other things like that can happen".
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com