The phrase "a potential argument" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a possible reasoning or claim that could be made in a debate or discussion.
Example: "In this essay, I will present a potential argument for why renewable energy sources are essential for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "a possible argument" or "a plausible argument".
"There would be a potential argument that media corporations, the institutional press, would have a greater First Amendment right".
A heuristic can be used instead, where x is the input signal, and Branch represents the sub-AF of the argument of a HpFilter operator, considered as a potential argument for HpFilter.
That said, there is a potential argument to be made for the involvement of government in projects such as the Hoover Dam.
Then you can discern what is really going on, instead of swimming around in the reactive soup of a potential argument or fight.
In general, it is important that the trustee and beneficiary not act together or in concert as this provides creditors with a potential argument that the trust is a sham.
When Charles Darwin wrote The Origin of Species he acknowledged that the lack of any fossil evidence of life prior to the relatively complex animals of the Cambrian was a potential argument against the theory of evolution, but expressed the hope that such fossils would be found in the future.
When travelling with others, a few Quora users recommend settling any potential arguments before even hitting the road.
The second potential argument for a third-party or independent candidacy is that the two parties are too far apart, that they are dominated by the ideological extremists in each party while the real center of public opinion is unrepresented.
This study further strengthens the potential argument for an underlying genetic predisposition for dystocia [ 6, 24].
Second, based on the heat layer potential argument, we perform a numerical implementation of the reconstruction method for the homogeneous inclusion case.
The presence of iso-sinapyl alcohol in non-pretreated samples of transgenic plants negates the potential argument that it is an artifact of the mild, hot water pretreatment as a breakdown product of benzodioxane (β-O-5, α-O-5) substructures, which can form from cross-coupling reactions involving radicals of 5-hydroxyconiferyl alcohol.
