The phrase "a position of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state where there is the possibility for growth, development, or success.
Example: "The company is currently in a position of potential, with several promising projects in the pipeline."
Alternatives: "a state of opportunity" or "a place of promise".
As counsel to the committee (and adviser to the judge), Hillary was arguably in a position of potential conflict, since she had a political interest (her husband's) in achieving a settlement and getting the situation dispatched.
The solution-focused approach has added the novel entry point 'Abatement' to the conceptual framework, in a position of potential application early in the assessment process.
A more comprehensive and accurate frame on that story would have reminded us that such shows of force are used only when a regime feels threatened, that is, when it perceives itself in a position of potential weakness if opposition is permitted to gain any foothold.
The request must be signed and witnessed by two people (one of whom cannot be a relative or in other ways in a position of potential conflict of interest).
Avoid embarrassing people, especially when you don't know them well enough to know they can cope with being put into a position of potential embarrassment.
For these, the previously obtained outer surface can be defined as a conformation of this elastic membrane of high potential energy, which is then progressively released to a position of lesser potential energy without penetration of any delimiting structure, for example, bony surfaces or underlying muscles.
"'My colleague is talking to so-and-so in Brussels'… You hear that regularly… 'Britain is the only country doing this and that.'" But if that were all true, he says, more people would know, for example, that Britain currently holds the chairmanship of the UN Security Council, a position of great potential influence.
No matter which direction Styles ends up swinging in, though, he would be in a position of great potential influence if he were to publicly embrace it.
A prevailing position of potential instability is when a structure, especially a column, a reservoir, or an aerospace structure such as a projectile, undergoes an axial follower force.
In other words, I spent that day doing what a growing number of employees will do if they are to reach a position of power or potential: I was being "assessed".
Jeff Miller, who chairs the House Veterans Affairs Committee, says he and veterans' organisations are "in a position of defence" against any potential cuts, and says he worries about the effects of the big and supposedly mandatory defence cuts occasioned by the supercommittee's failure last month to reach agreement on the deficit.
