"possibility to me" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is possible or feasible for the speaker specifically. Example: "The idea of traveling to Asia has always seemed like a possibility to me, but I never had the opportunity until now."
Really losing it was a terrifying possibility to me and so I banned my mother from being present – which she ignored".
And though marriage seemed a remote possibility to me, I began to understand his vision: a future where not only our finances, but every twist of fate would be shared.
Meanwhile, Persis Yu, a staff attorney at the National Consumer Law Center, presented an even more alarming possibility to me: That the student loan market may share a lot of characteristics with an economic bubble except for the one where there is a possibility of relief.
In my late thirties, I rediscovered the outside world, and ended up teaching English and creative writing at Bath Spa University College, which has been a great opening up of possibilities to me.
[This] always felt like it had those possibilities to me".
"But then," he continued, "someone moves some part of the body and you think 'That's not possible!' To me the possibilities of the experimental avant-garde are not greater than the experiences I've had traveling in the African diaspora".
"I knew it was possible to make money online, so I used that simple possibility to motivate me to figure out how to do it".
The statement, which Assange read out to investigators in response to their questioning, contains a sustained attack on the prosecutor, for whom he claims the interview in London was "simply a ruse to tick a box to ensure the technical possibility to indict me".
As each possibility came to me, I paid close attention to the feelings that emerged.
That possibility occurred to me when reading of Casement's realisation of his political ineptitude.
(Another possibility occurs to me: perhaps women who learn they're carrying male fetuses are already obeying the cultural dictate to feed growing boys).
