"high possibility for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate a strong likelihood or chance of something happening in the future. Example: There is a high possibility for heavy rain this weekend, so be sure to pack an umbrella and raincoat for your trip. Another example: Due to the high possibility for traffic jams, I am leaving for the airport two hours early to ensure I make my flight.
Such everyday driving distance distribution provides a high possibility for EV integration.
However, when the extremity lesion is giant, any treatment method other than complete resection and reconstruction will have a high propensity to increased morbidity of repeated surgeries and a high possibility for pathological fracture.
Though there is a high possibility for pore diffusion to be the rate limiting step in a batch process, the adsorption rate parameter, which controls the batch process for most of the contact time, is the intraparticle diffusion (Weber and Morris 1963; Allen et al. 1989).
For example, the start time of a dishwasher can be aligned with the weather forecast: if there is a high possibility for sunshine around noon, the energy for the dishwasher can be obtained from the photovoltaic system installed at the rooftop, which justifies a delay of the scheduled start (if there are no other constraints such as people coming home early).
In turn, not a lot of money was pumped into maintaining the boardwalk for quite a few years, despite the high possibility for a vibrant entertainment and tourist economy.
All these identified modules showed a significant high co-regulation, suggesting a high possibility for them serving as real biological modules.
A larger σ SNR leads to more diverse noise levels and higher possibility for loud noises.
Night-shift works are basically accompanied by reduced cognitive performance, sleepiness, and higher possibility for human error and related incidents.
This is because in real navigation data message, there would be a higher possibility for some words (e.g., reserved words) containing unchanging data bit.
The data analysis suggested a higher possibility for the formation and growth of TiBw as the temperature elevated in the sintering step (1400 °C).
It might also partially explain as to show a higher concentration nanofluid has a larger relative viscosity because the 5 vol% nanofluid has a higher possibility for forming agglomerates in comparison with the 1 vol% nanofluid.
