"possibilities of building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the various options or potential outcomes related to constructing something. Example: The city council discussed the possibilities of building a new park in the downtown area, including the size, location, and amenities that could be included.
Plus, Samsung saw the possibilities of building LoopPay tech directly into devices, eschewing the need for additional gear.
In a series of seminars funded by the British ECRS, a group of researchers explored possibilities of building a "'post-ELSI'a interdisciplinary research agenda" (Seminar 5: [2012]).
Last year Housing Minister Mark Prisk set up a working group to look at the possibilities of building more pre-fabricated houses.
Other advances have improved the possibilities of building a successful stratospheric airship and also of building balloons for exploration of other planets.
The great and the good of the scientific world on both sides of the Atlantic quickly saw the strategic possibilities of building such a universal computer, which is why the NPL recruited Alan Turing to design a British version.
Developers I spoke to expressed a lot of appreciation for the new stuff, but are champing at the bit for the possibilities of building apps on top of the platform, something that won't come before next year, if it does.
The team is negotiating to build a stadium in New Jersey that would also house the Giants, while also exploring the possibility of building its own home in Queens.
"This destroys any possibility of building a family atmosphere.
Lebedev Physics Institute (FIAN) to investigate the possibility of building a thermonuclear bomb.
In June 2014, one Chinese developer flew to Detroit to explore the possibility of building a Detroit Chinatown.
Currently, they are talking with Yonkers officials about the possibility of building a stadium.
