"objective possibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a neutral outcome or opportunity, one that may or may not be realized depending on circumstances. For example, "The new business has the potential to turn a great profit, but its success is still only an objective possibility."
This consciousness remains only an objective possibility, always threatened by the seductions of the immediate consciousness.
Max Weber defines a thought experiment as an instrument we can use to construct relations between cause and effect under the assumption of an objective possibility.
Lukács gives two reasons for this claim: in the 1920 essay, titled "Class Consciousness", he distinguishes between "empirical" and rational, "imputed" class consciousness (1920a: 51 and 74) that only constitutes an "objective possibility" given the interests of the proletariat.
Lukács argues that this intrinsic tension in the consciousness of the worker constitutes the objective possibility of the proletariat's grasping three important things: first, the proletariat's own reified existence as a product of social mediation, second, the social totality and, third, the proletariat as the subject-object of that totality.
One may say that it has been common to all sorts of conditions of men at all times and in all countries of the earth, wherever the objective possibilities of it is or has been given.
The project of which existence consists is not the result of an arbitrary choice (as Sartre had previously maintained); it is, instead, that of a conditioning by the objective possibilities that Sartre identifies (as does Marx) with "the material conditions of existence".
For the value goods have for someone depends on objective possibilities, the natural environment, and individual capacities.
However, the participants agreed that most decisions are taken after careful examination of the patients' lives, personal objectives, possibilities and preferences, etc.
Finally, the underlying rationalist claim that objective metaphysical possibility is constitutively bound up with ideal rationality is controversial.
The results generated show that the system is able to consider the trade-offs between environmental requirement and economic objective, decrease the possibility of pollutant risk, and help the power plant reduce environmental-related capital and operation costs.
Desgabets defends the Cartesian doctrines of sensible qualities, matter, mind-body dualism, mind-body union and interaction in man while criticizing Descartes's argument for the cogito as the first principle of knowledge, the claim that there is such a process as pure intellection, that there are innate ideas, and that ideas have objective reality (pure possibility).
