"largely possible" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means something is mostly or predominantly possible. Example: "While there may be some obstacles, it is largely possible for us to achieve our goals with determination and hard work."
Daniel suggested the continuity is largely possible because cybersecurity policy is being ignored by more partisan figures higher up in the administration.
Unlike his election to a first term in 1978, made largely possible by strong support from Washington's white community, his latest victory came without any appreciable support from white voters.
The victory of Jim Webb in Virginia, which gave Senate Democrats their majority, was largely possible because of two networks.
It's largely possible, he adds, since video technology available is so advanced now that they really can do it all on their own.
According to TrueVault co-founder Trey Swann, this was largely possible thanks to the so-called Handshake Deal Protocol conceived by Y Combinator founder Paul Graham in March 2013.
He points out that many of the union-affiliated protesters blasting Twitter in front of the company's headquarters are simultaneously requesting budget increases from the mayor's office, which is largely possible because of the tech-fueled economic boom.
However, the large number of patients and controls in our study allows us to largely exclude possible false positive results.
Those televisions were largely made possible by the breakthrough work of Dr. DuMont, with his protégé, Dr. Goldsmith, by his side.
This has largely been possible to advancements in material science and valve design which have enhanced the durability of PHVs.
The Swiss-funded tunnel was largely made possible by technical advances in tunnel-boring machines, which replaced the costly and dangerous blast-and-drill method.
The venture was largely made possible by technical advances in tunnel-boring technology, which replaced the costly and dangerous blast-and-drill method.
