The phrase "as a possible bone" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are suggesting something that could be a potential benefit or incentive.
Example: "The company offered a bonus as a possible bone to encourage employees to meet their targets."
Alternatives: "as a potential incentive" or "as a possible reward".
That research, according to Perlmutter, has revealed fundamental insights into bone biology, as well as being developed as a possible treatment for bone diseases.
This was proposed in a previous publication as a possible mechanism for bone growth stimulation by magnetic field application, for example by making the surface layers of a prosthetic implant from a ferromagnetic fibre array, into which bone cell growth would occur.
Our preliminary results support plasma OPN level as a possible marker of bone destruction.
Sherbavskaja (2003) assumed PGE1 as a possible stimulator of bone tissue formation [ 21].
However, PET/CT using different non-FDG radiopharmaceuticals (FCh, CCh, and NaF) is emerging as a possible alternative to bone scintigraphy in this setting.
In this study, natural silica source, diatomite, incorporated novel chitosan based composite membranes were fabricated and characterized for bone tissue engineering applications as possible bone regeneration membrane.
More than 2,000 coral species have been described from the intertropical area, and, of these, 14 have been studied as possible bone substitutes.
OPG and RANKL plays essential role in the regulation of bone metabolism and may be regarded as a possible link between VC, bone and mineral metabolism in CKD patients.
Methods of using DXR-BMD have not been developed for the metatarsal bones, thus precluding direct comparisons of hand and foot bone loss as well as a possible relationship between more generalized bone loss and multiple joint damage as measured by the total Larsen score.
