The phrase "possibility of attending" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the chance or option of being present at an event or function. Example: "I am considering different universities, but the possibility of attending Harvard excites me the most."
Imagine how it feels to entertain the possibility of attending your child's funeral.
The GCSE, with all its faults, opened up the possibility of attending university for so many students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Notably, Ms. Warren left open the possibility of attending fund-raisers again, should she become the nominee.
But by then, it seemed that the pair had begun to warm to the possibility of attending conventions here.
I suspect that the Japanese fan will be pleased with the possibility of attending Major League Baseball games played in his country.
Almost one of every three New York City public school students has been warned of the possibility of attending classes this summer to prevent being left back, the interim schools chancellor, Harold O. Levy, said at a board meeting yesterday.
During the course of training at the reception center, men who feel that they are qualified to become officers may request permission to talk with their commanding officer concerning the possibilities of attending an officer candidate school.
Specifically, in considering the phrase "attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher scores in reading proficiency", the idea is that attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher reading proficiency relative to another cause including the possibility of "not attending kindergarten", or in our case "attending part-day kindergarten".
I have tried to celebrate, even what they have taken from me, like the possibility of travel, attending the various prize ceremonies, access to Generation Y from Cuban networks, contact with many of my friends, attending cultural events in my own country, and witnessing the launch of my books.
Under pressure from the news media and human rights groups, more leaders are now considering defying China and meeting the Dalai Lama, and while none have supported an outright boycott of the Olympic Games in August, the possibility of not attending the opening ceremony is no longer ruled out.
Per capita household income significantly increases children's participation in the cultural activities, the number of books in the home, and the possibility of children attending shadow education.
