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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a potential area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a location or field that may have possibilities or opportunities for development or exploration.
Example: "The researchers identified a potential area for further study that could yield significant results."
Alternatives: "a possible region" or "a prospective zone".
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A potential area of criticism, however, is that only Western companies got the bigger oil contracts.
Mr. Hollande indicated that energy was a potential area of mutual business opportunity.
Mr. Struck repeated that vision yesterday, saying "the whole world is a potential area of operations" for the German military.
Australia is not producing enough workers with these skills, which makes this a potential area of opportunity for women.
As a result, Italy, a country laden in debt, loses out on a potential area of growth: higher education.
The US sees it as a potential area of open water which gives it automatic right of passage for its battleships.
Really, this site should never have been put forward as a potential area for development –there was very little justification for the plans in the first place.
While we do not recommend it, a potential area for collaboration could include agricultural development, a USG strength and an area of Chinese interest in Africa.
"Not On The High Street is launching into Germany and we're going to be part of that as well, so that's a potential area for good growth.
Hinkley is just one of many projects that David Cameron is presenting to the Chinese president Xi Jinping as a potential area of investment during his London visit.
Jewish settlers who built communities in the West Bank after Israel occupied it in 1967 see the olive groves surrounding them as sources of danger, and perhaps as a potential area for expansion.
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