"outline possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest a potential option or solution. For example, "We should outline the possibility of forming a new committee to solve this problem."
The results for mode displacement ratios and geometric spreading of both theoretically and experimentally generated wave signals are presented in Section 4. The concluding remarks of Section 5 outline possibilities to apply the presented technique to other NDE applications.
Although there is thus a natural ground for history, Yorck is at pains to emphasize that the three psychological functions outline "possibilities" only, without any inbuilt teleology or fixed equilibrium, or a relation to "an unchanging ordo" as a permanent backdrop for history (ST, p. 4).
The proposed framework provides the possibility to outline possible novel application fields for focal technologies.
Our data outline this possibility for thermal record preservation and suggests more general testing of such hypothesis.
Constine notes that he doesn't have any inside information on this, but he did outline that possibility following our post from May on Facebook's Seattle-based desktop software team.
A numerical modeling study on the low-temperature steam gasification process is presented to outline the possibility to drive the process with an integrated Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant, which provides low-temperature steam, with the aim of preserving a comparable efficiency of the new plant with traditional high-temperature biomass gasification processes.
These results outline the possibility that, after intrauterine infection, some individuals may be born with limited striatal neurochemical reserves and a reduced DA cell count.
The Carthaginian theologian Tertullian, one of the Church Fathers, outlined the possibility of still further adjustments.
In a recent interview, he outlined the possibility that all six men could be returned to Bosnia and set free, or face trial on minor charges.
In many cases, researchers need to outline multiple possibilities when explaining the anticipated results, and in each case how follow-up experiments will be designed.
