The phrase "as a possible thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential options or considerations in a given context.
Example: "We should consider this approach as a possible thing before making our final decision."
Alternatives: "as a potential option" or "as a possible choice".
As that suggests, for a possible thing to seem plausible it must be reasonably consistent with our prior experience.
A familiar expression appearing in Wolff's writings is that existence is "the complement of possibility".[59] The basic idea here is that existence, as a predicate, perfects a possible thing by making it actual and a "real individual".
Who wants to burst through a phalanx of tourists who walk three or four abreast, as slowly as possible?" Things may only get worse for Mr. Sweeney.
As far as possible, things should be done at national or local level.
Once we identified this as a possible vertical, things really took off and my speaking revenue is now one of our highest revenue generators next to the licensing the film.
That outcome is seen as a possible sign of things to come with the LCWR.
As a possible sign of things to come, Emmons made his only start of the season in the Rookie affiliate of the New York Mets' season finale, tossing four two-hit innings with one unearned run allowed before getting a no-decision in the 10-5 win over the Bristol White Sox.
As a child, he "went to every possible thing [he] could", played by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the orchestra then enjoying halcyon days under Sir Charles Groves.
You see, many people like classifiers too, be we think of this as a simpler set of this biologically possible thing we think engineers know how to do, many of you guys already know how to do.
For Springwatch presenter Packham, one of those most frequently mentioned as a possible successor, the only important thing is that presenters are experts in their fields.
