"possible to process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that can be handled or dealt with in a certain way. Example: The large amount of data was overwhelming, but it was possible to process it by using advanced technology.
Especially, these tools have reached a new maturity, so that besides stored data it is now possible to process, or to incorporate into processing, data streams which cannot or need not be stored.
Also, because event handlers are able to work independently, the event processing phases of different events can overlap, which makes it possible to process the events in parallel.
However, as smartphone processing power increases, he said, it will be possible to process the image in-situ.
It is possible to process Facts that are delivered directly by a service, but the possibility should also exist to collect the data automatically from the database.
Making it possible to process a divorce online was fairly straightforward compared with other types of cases, Munby added.
It is not always possible to process the results of The Scientific Method™ through the "News Values" filter.
Besides, it is possible to process a variable thickness element with a single operation.
It quite simply isn't possible to process them all together… This is an unavoidable fact of life in the contemporary climate".
Thus it is possible to process particles with a size between ten to a few hundred nanometres.
By positioning these high quality micro-cameras behind a shared lens, it becomes possible to process different portions of the image separately and to correct for known distortions.
Rogers's method makes it possible to process incompatible materials separately but then combine them using a low-temperature process onto a variety of surfaces, including flexible plastic ones.
