The part of the sentence "it is possible to perceive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase for any situation in which something is perceivable or can be noticed, sensed, or gleaned. For example, "It is possible to perceive the underlying dynamics of the meeting by observing the body language of the participants."
It is possible to perceive a dramatic transformation of the physical and cultural landscape, and importantly, the loss of identity of the inhabitants (based on the archaeological heritage).
In the geometric mechanics of Galileo and the infinitesimal researches of Johannes Kepler and Bonaventura Cavalieri, it is possible to perceive a direct inspiration from Archimedes.
It is possible to perceive the reality of nature as a phenomenal gesture phenomenal sounding-board of live, rhythmic, fosounding-board ofat echo within diverse shapes.
Technologically, it is possible to perceive and distribute an early warning, as a quake is first felt near the epicenter and travels outward from there.
After analyzing the legal provisions, it is possible to perceive that all are concerned to highlight common elements that should guide the construction of a definition of terrorism: its international aspect, without being bound to any specific territory; as well as the possibility that any person or group of people can be considered as victim of terrorist attacks.
However, it is possible to perceive motion that is only defined by color [5], [6].
To some, the idea that it's possible to perceive others' sexual orientation from observation alone seems to imply prejudice, as if having gaydar makes you homophobic.
Now that we are past the halfway mark it's possible to perceive the shape of the whole, to recognise quite how dazzling the interplay of ideas and images between the four books will be.
Nature philosophy derived from Kant, who in the 1780s had suggested that the concepts of time, space, and causation were not products of sense experience but mental attributes by which it was possible to perceive the world.
But listening to Torre's answers to the many questions he was asked by an always adoring press corps, it was possible to perceive that money was at least a part of the lack of commitment Torre felt the Yankees demonstrated.
"It was possible to perceive, throughout the match, how the reaction changed fast," Damasceno said.
