'pose a chance' is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
As a verb phrase, it means to create an opportunity or provide an opportunity. For example: By joining this program, I am posed a chance to learn new skills.
If the tech industry and the U.S. government can effectively work together, the American Dream actually poses a chance at becoming a reality.
Many endorse the view that clinical research studies which offer no potential benefit to subjects and pose a high chance of serious risk, such as death, are unethical, independent of the magnitude of the social value to be gained.
Dearborn Heights Police Chief Lee Gavin, who is named in Kazan's lawsuit, did not return a request for comment but told FOX 2 that the department requires individuals to remove hats and other head coverings for safety reasons, as they can "contain concealable items that could pose a threat or chance of injury to the cops or to themselves".
Secondly, quality of life is only moderately correlated with RA disease activity, posing a real chance of false reinsurance when quality of life does not seem to be compromised.
Never give the child (take the gun now) a chance to pose a question.
There is a multiplicity of factors involved in an attempt to explain these, but an examination of specific aspects of maternal health that pose a threat to the chances of women's survival include issues of pre-natal and post-natal complications, unsafe abortion and other problems emanating from ignorance and lack of/or inadequate access to appropriate family planning programmes [ 8- 10].
Using her chance to pose a question to an opponent, a smiling Ms. Quinn turned and asked Mr. Thompson if he was satisfied with Mr. de Blasio's answer.
Without "no win, no fee" agreements the News of the World would still be appearing on news stands this Sunday, according to the solicitor who has led the legal challenge against phone hacking, Mark Lewis says government proposals to curb conditional fee agreements (CFAs) made between lawyers and their clients pose a serious threat to any chance of the less well-off obtaining justice in future.
If the resistant parasite reached India it would pose a serious threat to the chances of global control and eradication of the killer mosquito-borne disease, said Charles Woodrow of the Mahidol-Oxford tropical medicine research unit.
