"material possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something tangible or physical is possible. For example, "The new technology opens up a range of material possibilities that weren't available before."
"Significant follow-through by these franchise partners, to which we assign a low but material possibility, suggests the potential for significant upside in profitability," Mack said.
The reduced stiffness, weight and open porosity of microporous titanium makes it an attractive material possibility for engineering applications ranging from medical implants to impact tolerant structures.
"Our view is that, if there is not a step change in the level of voluntary tax transparency reporting, there is a material possibility that mandatory changes will follow".
Despite the racial anxieties of our present moment, it is time for Americans to investigate what it might mean for us to consider post-whiteness as an idea and material possibility during this so-called post-racial era.
"Beyond the Pale: Material Possibilities" remains at the Neuberger Museum of Art, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, (914) 251-6100, through May 26.
Material possibilities were helped when Londoners voted the Left into power at the Greater London Council (GLC) in 1981.
"I don't have the material possibilities to do this," he said, speaking French through an interpreter.
At the intersection where paint and three-dimensionality overlap, works by 18 of these artists go on view on Sunday in "Beyond the Pale: Material Possibilities".
But the manipulation of paint every which way is the point of "Beyond the Pale: Material Possibilities," the new exhibition at the Neuberger Museum of Art here.
Lest the viewer think there is nothing more here than an overproduced play with photography's material possibilities, paragraphs from the artists' writings are on the gallery walls.
An unpredictable mix of Expressionism, Primitivism, Symbolism and political allegory, his earthy paintings have one eye on war, pestilence and nostalgic memories, the other on the formal and material possibilities of painting itself (Johnson).
