The phrase "possibility where" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a hypothetical situation or scenario. For example, "We must consider the possibility where new markets become available in the near future."
A glittering wonderland of infinite possibility where "everything's waiting for you".
London is a place of possibility – where if you have your heart set on something, it can happen.
They go along with it because they want a possibility where someone else has told them there's none.
Gretzky's genius at that moment lay in seeing a scoring possibility where no one had seen one before.
They have discovered a land of vast creative possibility, where scale is virtually limitless and costs are comically low.
There's a second more commercial possibility, where the Guardian (acting in the fashion of an ad network like Glam Media) maybe able to sell advertising for bloggers' sites.
It's this infinitely rich world of possibilities where everybody's conning everybody".
What's wrong with the accent?'" He says that good directors see possibilities where others see only pitfalls.
But it would take days to confirm this diagnosis, and there were other, more unusual possibilities where antibiotics would be essential.
The lanky, relaxed verse, with its long lines and self-perpetuating lists, creates the impression of a society of endless possibilities, where the pursuit of happiness is taken as seriously as life and liberty themselves.
Mr. Rose, who is not related to the Rose construction family that endowed the Lincoln Center administrative building on West 65th Street, said that planning for the project now involved exploring possibilities, "where the dreaming and reality come together".
