"novel possibilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something with potential or that has not been experienced or utilized before. For example: "The virtual classroom offers novel possibilities for remote education."
Essentially, the CaMK reaction scheme published by Bhalla et al. [ 46] is a highly detailed mathematical description (45 differential equations) based on extensive biochemical studies, thus, it offers novel possibilities for studying the regulation of E-C coupling in a way not possible for example with the simplified (one differential equation) scheme introduced by Hund et al. [ 78].
They also offer novel possibilities.
The always-on Internet devices raise some novel possibilities, like tracking where students congregate.
A stopgap stint at a religious radio station introduces double trouble among her co-workers: a pious but corruptible boy and an aloof girl who poses novel possibilities.
Mankind has always been aware of the importance of exploring novel possibilities.
These differences have in turn implied a set of novel possibilities and challenges for ELSA scholars.
(One novel possibility: advances in genetic science might yield biological production of hydrogen from microbes).
What seemed a novel possibility three months ago now seems a certainty, and Beveridge should have bigger goals than simply making a finals appearance.
Within a modern school, that time has already arrived: every single pupil was born into a world where video games were simply a fact of life, and it's in this environment and among these pupils that the serious potential of video games suddenly starts to seem less a novel possibility than a creeping inevitability.
Such self-assembled nanobiomaterials provide a novel possibility of designing new functional biomaterials with potential applications in nanobiotechnology.
These results indicate that CdS/ZnO nanostructures on weaved titanium wires would open a novel possibility for applications of low-cost solar cells.
