The phrase "possibility of science" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the potential for knowledge, progress, and advancement in science. For example, "The possibility of science is growing exponentially, with new discoveries every day."
"We're using scanning electron microscopy and insects as a 'Trojan horse' to get kids interested in the possibility of science as a career choice," says Scott Robinson, a microscopist at the university.
Wilson's speech captures the excitement and inherent possibility of science, "we are living at a time of such rapid scientific change that our children are accepting as part of their everyday life things which would have been dismissed as science fiction a few years ago".
First he was sceptical about the possibility of science discovering the nature of the real essences the structures of atoms or molecules that underlie kinds of substance picked out by our ordinary sortals.
From this naturalistic, holistic and pragmatist viewpoint, philosophy investigates the conditions of the possibility of science as apparent in science itself, namely, in terms of physical, biological, social, psychological, linguistic, logical, mathematical, etc. conditions.
Damian was not satisfied with simply criticizing the misplaced and mistaken use of dialectic in theology; he aimed at denying the possibility of science existing independent of theology (Endres 1906, 30 31; 1910, 23 30).
The book turned me on to the possibility of science fiction beyond mere adventure stories for boys — that the genre could contain, did contain, so much more.
The award also vindicated her decision to "move into the future", and the multi-dimensional possibilities of science fiction.
In 1818 Mary Shelley, in Frankenstein, anticipated the malign possibilities of science before the benign ones had really got going.
Nor did it stop him being cheerful and alive to the possibilities of science to the end.
"So this feels fantastic". The award also vindicated her decision to "move into the future", and the multi-dimensional possibilities of science fiction.
"He came here in 1934 as a graduate student enchanted by the possibilities of science, and he leaves us today a legend in his own right.
