"envision the possibility" is a correct and usable phrase/clause in written English.
It can be used to discuss potential outcomes for a situation, such as "We need to envision the possibility of introducing a new policy".
That inspires Mr. Alda to envision the possibility of "a long-life pill".
The songs envision the possibility of happy endings even if, for the moment, they seem far away.
The ending is startling if enigmatic; the two creators envision the possibility of expanding the current version into a full-length piece.
Ernst van Alphen, a professor at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, proposes that the Lego boxes, for example, cause visitors "to envision the possibility of building their own concentration camps".
Eventually in Mecca and elsewhere a few individuals came to envision the possibility of effecting supra-tribal association through a leadership role common to the confessional religions, that is, prophethood or messengership.
However, although clinically applicable therapies remain largely in the future, the landscape has changed dramatically and we can now envision the possibility of treating some of these disorders.
The career opportunities are virtually unlimited for those who have the training and creativity to envision the possibilities.
Thankfully, a lot of the groundwork laid by Sadik-Khan and others will help Angelenos envision the possibilities.
But if you want to make over the city for the better, you need to break up the pavement sometimes and envision the possibilities.
Near the end of the 20th century, however, residents of the Bronx began to envision the possibilities and benefits that could come with the restoration of the Bronx River to a more pristine state.
Here, we discuss the importance of such research and envision the possibilities afforded by mass spectrometry-based proteomics in the near future.
