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The phrase "a potential challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may pose difficulties or obstacles in the future.
Example: "Implementing the new software may present a potential challenge for our team, but we are prepared to address it."
Alternatives: "a possible obstacle" or "a likely difficulty".
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Blogs have been promoted by some commentators as a potential challenge to traditional news media companies.
He did so with an eye toward facing a potential challenge from a wealthy candidate.
She points to solar power's temperamental nature as a potential challenge.
Moreover, the appearance of Web comics during this period presented a potential challenge to graphic novels.
He said the issue he was most concerned about was morale, identifying this as a potential challenge with the Olympics.
But the U.S. has given China to understand that nuclear-armed Pyongyang would lead to missile defenses in Japan and Taiwan, a potential challenge to China's Asian hegemony.
At the time the Swiss was facing a potential challenge for the Fifa presidency from the Asian Football Confederation president, Mohamed bin Hammam.
It is this uncomplicated fear that is powering this week's talk of a leadership crisis, even a potential challenge to Miliband.
And he faces a potential challenge from his economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, who has hinted that he may run for president next year.
Analysts viewed the move both as a foray into the lucrative classified advertising market and as a potential challenge to online auctioneers, such as eBay.
It took place during an alleged attempt by the chief justice to interfere with Boddice's appointment to oversee a potential challenge to an election result by the Liberal National party.
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