The phrase "a harm that could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative consequences or risks associated with a situation or action.
Example: "We must consider a harm that could arise from this decision before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a potential harm" or "a possible harm".
But there's a lot of harm that could come of it if it's passed, because that's when the moratorium and ban on a lot of new housing would come into effect.
However, the 95% CI included a 13% lower risk to a 16% higher risk, and therefore we cannot exclude a potential level of harm that could be considered clinically significant.
The proposed legislation would also require schools to delete any collected photos or other posts to be deleted within a year of a student turning 18. "Imagine the harm that could be caused if a hacker, mean-spirited employee or even a careless IT worker were to expose a database of all the things a person said or did as a teenager," Gatto said in a statement.
Again, this issue represents a balance between the harm that could be done to individuals if confidentiality is violated on the one hand, and on the other the potential impairment of generation of new knowledge if overly stringent measures are taken to protect patient confidentiality that result in an inability to conduct the research study at all.
In an interview, Dr. Poje cited the explosion on April 25 on West 19th Street in Manhattan that caused dozens of serious injuries as an example of the harm that could be caused by uncontrolled chemical reactions.
"Against a backdrop of danger and harm that could result from high-powered weaponry, it doesn't seem to make sense," said Johnny Barnes, executive director of the ACLU of the National Capital Area.
Executives are weighing the risk of tarnishing Ford's image with a further recall against the harm that could come if they do nothing now and the data emerge through regulatory action or litigation.
Frank Keating, president of the American Bankers Association, said the Federal Reserve took "a significant step in reducing the harm that could have resulted from the proposed rule".
"Collecting and retaining large amounts of data greatly increases the potential harm that could result from a data breach.
If so, he misjudged fatally the amount of harm that could be done by marrying her.
