'guarantee possibility' is not correct and usable in written English.
Possibilities can't be guaranteed; instead, assurance can be provided. For example, "We understand the uncertainty of this situation and we can assure you that we will do everything in our power to ensure a successful outcome."
This paper considers another representation and fusion of prioritized information using guaranteed possibility measures.
Prioritized pieces of information are then represented by sets of weighted formulas, called Δ-knowledge bases, where weights are lower bounds of guaranteed possibility degrees of formulas.
But unlike the more prosaic schemes noted above, worm hole travel is not a guaranteed possibility.
Only with durable peace and stability can eastern DRC's long suffering children have the guaranteed possibility to survive and realize their potential.
The bitter controversies surrounding the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections have made it clear that paper ballots offer the only means by which we can guarantee the possibility of a fair vote count, and thus the essence of our democracy.
If the soldier has largely been replaced by the video game character and the drone, if the mothers have proven that they can raise the children alone, if the corporations are less able or willing to guarantee the possibility of upward mobility and some level of respect that comes with title, if someone else can bring home the bacon, what is left for young men?
This approach is supported by theorems that guarantee the possibility of representing arbitrary functions by fuzzy systems.
They are particularly suitable for multicenter clinical studies because they guarantee the possibility of performing batch analyses.
An Emergency Medical Service has been established for the novel pandemic influenza to guarantee the possibility of ECMO initiation in the peripheral hospitals by our ECMO Team and the subsequent transport on extracorporeal circulation to our referral center.
First we identified which treatment solution simultaneously satisfied the need to remove all of the soil radioisotopes and the need to not reduce soil fertility or, at least, to guarantee the possibility of restoring fertility with a later simple treatment.
The objective is to keep the country linked with the rest of the world and to guarantee employment possibilities for thousands of people, Mr. Chaffart said.
