The phrase "expect the possibility" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means to anticipate or prepare for the likelihood of something happening. Example: "In order to be successful in this business, you must always expect the possibility of unexpected setbacks."
More protests are planned for Thursday, and so some expect the possibility of further violence.
He added, "At every moment, we expect the possibility that we're going to run into big trouble".
Metro "customers traveling between D.C. and Virginia via the Blue Line will want to build in additional travel time and expect the possibility of crowding, especially during rush hours," Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said.
For all (tau>1.293), the upper branch has two Hopf bifurcations (labeled a, b) so that we can expect the possibility of periodic behavior.
For employers, the best advice now may be to review worker classifications to ensure compliance with current law, and to expect the possibility that the Right to Know regulations could move toward implementation in 2013.
6. Expect the possibility of a lose-lose situation.
But many people in unofficial positions and journalists had expected the possibility of trouble from well before the F.I.A. gave the green light a week ago today in China: News reports from Bahrain showed so much violence and anti-Grand Prix sentiment among anti-government demonstrators that it seemed obvious that there would be trouble somewhere, somehow, for Formula One personnel.
As expected, the possibility of fixation of CNVs by positive selection has been reported in several phylogenetic groups [ 19, 20].
Expect the following possibilities: Engine may stall and not restart.
We know we don't have all the answers and expect the unexpected regarding possibilities and potential.
