The phrase "authentic possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing genuine or real opportunities or options that are available in a particular context.
Example: "In this new project, we aim to explore authentic possibilities for sustainable development that truly benefit the community."
Alternatives: "genuine opportunity" or "real potential".
It is the task of psychological intervention, Jaspers thus argued, to guide human existence beyond the restricted antinomies around which it stabilizes itself, and to allow it decisively to confront the more authentic possibilities, of subjective and objective life, which it effaces through its normal rational dispositions and attitudes.
If this occurred in human lung cells, it could result in increased conversion of -B[ a]PDE to B[ a]PDE-GSH-adducts, which would decrease the availability of -B[ a]PDE for DNA-adduct formation as shown in Scheme 2. In order to test this possibility, authentic -B[ a]PDE-GSH-adducts were prepared and their LC-MS characteristics determined.
Conversely, the possibility of authentic Being-in-the-world seemed to portend the emergence of a new spiritual aristocracy.
During the Soviet era (1917 90/91), the existence of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic occupying three-fourths of the area and containing three-fifths of the population—severely limited the possibility of authentic federal relationships in that country even if the Communist system had not.
But the authentic awareness of the possibility of death just is anticipation (see above).
Given the analysis of death as a possibility, the authentic form of projection in the case of death is anticipation.
Unfortunately, the incredible volume of highly politicized, paid advertising and misinformation diminishes the possibility for authentic communication before it even starts.
The traditional medical requirement that one construct a plausible non-trans history to hide one's past, for Stone, undermines the possibility of authentic relationships.
Both the doxastic and sub-doxastic venture models, however, allow for the possibility that authentic faith may be variously realised, and be directed upon different, and mutually incompatible, intentional objects.
