The part of the sentence 'the method possesses' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something has a particular property or trait. For example, "The new teaching method possesses remarkable efficiency."
The method possesses a very nice globally convergent property if F is monotone and continuous.
The method possesses intrinsic mass conservation, it is explicit and especially suitable for parallel computations.
The method possesses a high potential and can be adopted for further subtyping analyses.
The method possesses some analogies with point vortex methods for 2D Euler equations.
The method possesses several unique features which distinguish itself from other discontinuous Galerkin methods.
The method possesses a higher calculating efficiency and provides technical support for the optimal controller in engineering application.
The materials synthesized by the method possess high specific surface area (S=200 300 m2 g−1) after calcination at 600 700°C.
Six control parameters of the common sharing method can make the method possess high adjusting freedom.
Furthermore, the method possessed perfect recoveries in cells lysate and human serum, showing potential to be used in biological samples.
Cells exposed to radiation above 10 Gy continued to proliferate after 72 h in the MTT assay but not in the trypan blue exclusion assay, indicating that the methods possess different sensitivities to radiation-induced cell death.
As a consequence of the algorithm complexity analysis, the present method possesses the superiority on resource consumption compared with the classic matching pursuit method.
