The phrase "not consider possible" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to not think about or contemplate something as being feasible or likely. Example: Despite my doubts, I could not help but not consider possible that I could win the competition. In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their disbelief at the idea of winning the competition, but is unable to completely discount the possibility.
However, this model does not consider possible source or/and detector movement during a measurement interval.
This process is currently done statically and does not consider possible size variations of the plastic parts, thus resulting in headlamps with dimensional errors.
Speaking before the game, the Giants' co-owner and president, John Mara, said he would not consider possible disciplinary actions against Burress — or Burress's future with the Giants — until he learned more about the situation.
Methods used to calculate risk estimates of mixtures were often based on single chemical information that required assumptions of dose-addition or response-addition and did not consider possible changes in response due to interaction effects among chemicals.
His departure comes after a review last month found that the corrections department did not consider possible dangers to the public when it tried to save money by letting prisoners out early.
We also assume perfect spectrum sensing and do not consider possible errors of spectrum sensing.
In fact, growing stem cells into something that precisely mimics the fatty flesh of bluefin tuna is not considered possible yet.
Ultimately, the instrumental variables technique allows scrutiny of one factor while other elements are held constant, in areas where this was previously not considered possible: Historical studies, interpretations of clinical trials, and more.
I had assumed the signature bandana was an attempt to hide the ravages of male-pattern baldness (it is not considered possible to be rock'n'roll and bald), but Van Zandt reveals that 'when I was younger I went through the windshield of a car and my hair didn't grow back right.
Without such measures "an aircraft could not operate safely in this location", said the report, adding: "Even with world-class management and mitigation measures in place … it is not considered possible to reduce the risk to a level similar to that experienced at other UK airports".
The 2011 Fukushima disaster was not considered possible, because the risk probability of a tsunami and an earthquake combined was judged negligible [9].
