The phrase "possibility at hand" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there is a potential opportunity or chance that is currently present or available. Example: With the new funding, there is a possibility at hand for our company to expand into international markets.
This procedure, however, is not the only possibility at hand, and a decision needs to be taken on the basis of the intended analysis to be performed.
Fungi, such as A. nidulans and T. reesei, have at least a second possibility at hand to utilize d-galactose, which was discovered by blocking of the Leloir pathway (Seiboth et al. 2004; Roberts 1970).
Even madmen need opportunities to display their madness, and behave in different ways depending on the possibilities at hand.
The problem, according to the filmmakers, is that Buckley and Vidal let their personalities and personal enmities take precedence over the issues and the forum and let the high-minded possibilities at hand degenerate into spectacle.
In the process you can hit a nerve as you dig into heart of the vision but more likely there's a good chance that the opposite will happen: the more you delve into the issues and explore concepts, the more excited the client is likely to become about the possibilities at hand.
Feeling guilty is our fundamental ethical condition as human beings according to Pahuus [ 44] because we have only limited possibilities at hand in particular situations and in life as a whole.
It was a time when a future of unparalleled prosperity and unlimited possibility seemed at hand.
Right now, with today's economy, the possibility of Global Nuclear Destruction at hand, our real challenge is to avoid Armageddon.
I saw the possibilities at first hand when using the power of the collective to create a book, Innovating Women, on how we can get more women to participate in the innovation economy.
We have no means of addressing these possibilities with the data at hand.
We cannot discriminate between these possibilities with the data at hand.
