Can't parse なるうるわけ


The full sentence is
数学的性質をもつ現象はすべてこの科学の対象となるうるわけであるから、それは数限りなくあり、また日々増えていて、これらをもらさず解説することは不可能に近い。

But I can't parse "なるうるわけ". Ignoring that part, I interpret the sentence as
"All phenomena with mathematical properties are the objects of study of this
science, and these are innumerable and increasing day by day, and are
therefore near-impossible to list without omission."

If it were "なりうる", as in なり得る, that would make sense to me. Then, any
phenomenon with mathematical properties _could_ be an object of study of this
science, so therefore [...] there are too many to list without omission.

When I Google "となるうるわけ", I get over 1000 results, but none that make it any
clearer. I would have assumed that these were typos that should have been
"となりうるわけ" but the sentence I quote above is from a published science book,
which has surely been proofread.

So: what am I missing? Can you really join 得る in this way?

