The phrase "possibilities towards" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that you meant to use the phrase "possibilities for" or "possibilities of" instead. Example: There are endless possibilities for success in this project. Example: We need to explore all possibilities of finding a solution to this problem.
Lastly, we point out several possibilities towards improving our current results.
Photoelectrochemical (PEC) conversion of CO2 to useful products is one of the promising possibilities towards reaching this goal.
The convergence of continuous flow chemistry and microreactor technology creates numerous possibilities towards the development of an efficient and sustainable chemical synthesis.
Our results open new possibilities towards our understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms involved in the increased sodium reabsorption in PT found in essential hypertension.
The defect layer was shown to enhance the sensitivity of the photonic crystal material, opening new possibilities towards the development smart optical sensing devices.
In addition, Amycolatopsis sp. ATCC 39116 MA-2 was able to produce 2-methyl MA from o-cresol (2-methyl phenol), which opens possibilities towards polymers with novel architecture and properties.
This same distinction between a possible essence and its necessary existence can, finally, explain any causal relationship: a cause is ultimately nothing but that which allows the transition from the possible to the necessary, or that which makes possibility incline towards necessity.
Beyond its contents, perhaps the most intriguing aspect of Before the Dawn is the possibilities it points towards.
Globally, there is a tremendous interest among policy makers, academicians, and commercial enterprises to explore the possibilities of moving towards a cashless economy.
Having an idea of where an institution's alumni are employed also helps students better understand their "career possibilities and work towards developing their skills to fit the needs of the career path they choose".
It is so that students don't just look inward into their world -- they look out, and dream of the possibilities and work towards them.
