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The phrase "a group of potential" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of individuals or entities that have the possibility of achieving something or being successful, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The conference attracted a group of potential investors interested in innovative startups."
Alternatives: "a pool of prospects" or "a collection of candidates".
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BP has begun experimental drilling in a group of potential gasfields in the North Sea.
Last month, Mr. Andreessen, 30, spoke to a group of potential customers at the Four Seasons Hotel in Manhattan.
After thorough research, it identified a group of potential customers who might be interested in booking rooms in the hotel.
The next break came when Dr. Friedman was talking about the LightSail to a group of potential donors.
The β-carboline alkaloids have been characterized as a group of potential antitumor agents.
A prototype of the system has already been tested by a group of potential users.
He once told a group of potential investors that "luck is largely responsible for my reputation for genius," according to an article in Institutional Investor Magazine in 2000.
A major shareholder of Kerzner International wants a group of potential buyers to raise their offer to take the operator of resorts and casinos private.
But as the local labor pool kept shrinking, it became harder to rule out a group of potential — albeit unconventional — workers.
The hope is to cultivate a group of potential leaders to represent communities whose voices are seldom heard, Ms. Shama said.
First, a group of potential candidates are selected by considering the physical properties and accessibility of asteroids, for the sample return missions.
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