"possibility of cuts" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "The company's economic outlook was uncertain, with the possibility of cuts in the near future."
He did not address the possibility of cuts in the aid program.
Toni Pearce, the president of the NUS described the possibility of cuts as "an absolute disgrace".
Grosso and other council members received a deluge of complaints about the possibility of cuts at various schools.
It emerged last week that the university was looking at the possibility of cuts that would affect some language courses, nursing, social work and anthropology.
Everyone in the homelessness sector is of course worried about the possibility of cuts at a time when demand is rising for our services.
The idea of someone like Thomas joining a gang is what makes Ms. Ford Norville so worried about the possibility of cuts to programs like hers.
When limited resection has been performed for small-sized NSCLC presenting solid nodule on thin-slice CT images, long-term postoperative follow-up time will be necessary for monitoring, considering the possibility of cut-end recurrence.
Carefully placed comments by OPEC and Russian oil ministers about the possibility of production cuts achieve almost the same price increase as an actual cut.
This ranked highest among concerns about the energy market, above cutting carbon emissions (52%) and the possibility of power cuts (51%).
Senior Pentagon officials walked a fine line Wednesday in raising alarms about the possibility of large cuts to the defense budget and at the same time casting the big cuts and possible layoffs as virtually unthinkable.
However, Trump, the president-elect, has talked of cutting the equivalent US federal tax from 35%to15%5%, raising the possibility of further cuts in the UK.
