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The phrase "eliminating any possibility" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that all possible options or opportunities have been removed or ruled out. Example: The strict security measures at the airport were effective in eliminating any possibility of a terrorist attack.
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Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam!" — eliminating any possibility of rational thought.
But good intentions can have a high price: eliminating any possibility of earthquake injury poses other risks.
State officials also said they would sell the block between 39th and 40th Streets, eliminating any possibility of future expansion.
National statistics reveal that over half of violent crime goes unreported, eliminating any possibility of a prosecution.
Or the one that introduced a standardized subway car, eliminating any possibility of surprise at what might be coming down the tracks?
In tonight's game, Slovakia squandered a three-goal lead and managed a 6-6 tie with Latvia, eliminating any possibility of advancing to the next round.
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Food and medicine will be delivered through a two-door chute that eliminates any possibility of contact with the outside.
He said he would not eliminate any possibility, including hiring a big-name coach who would wield considerable personnel power.
It eliminates any possibility of securing private investment to develop Argentina's shale fields, which are extremely expensive to exploit.
The 1951 treaty, largely through the efforts of America's principal negotiator, John Foster Dulles, sought to eliminate any possibility of war reparations.
While the end of the group seemed inevitable, Dee, who joined the group in 1992, has now eliminated any possibility of them performing with a replacement singer.
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