You most likely want "where possible".
To say "in every situation for which it's possible", you would write "where possible" (using "where", sounds like "wear").
The alternative, "were possible", can be correct English, but in completely different situations: talking about things that could be done previously, but maybe not now. (This is "were", sounds like "whirr".)
"I travel on horseback where possible."
"Tying up your horse outside the store, and going inside to buy a saddle, were possible when horses were more common as transport."
where possible-location-I put roses where (it is) possible.
were possible-time-Were (it) possible I would dance all the time
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good question but its as simple as possible.
Yes, "best possible" is correct grammar, as in this sentence: This is the best possible outcome considering the circumstances.
'To run as quickly as possible' is 'to sprint' or 'to dash'.
in order to disturb as less as possible
How is what possible? How is what possible?
possible, search it on google
How is what possible?
more possible, most possible
Anything is possible! I think it can be possible...
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it's possible is translated in French as "c'est possible"
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"Possibler" and "Possiblest." Just kidding. Possible comp. is "more possible" and possible sup. is "most possible." Wa-la.
I dont think it is actually possible sorry