The phrase "a potential course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possible actions, paths, or strategies that may be taken in a given situation.
Example: "We are exploring a potential course of action to address the recent challenges faced by the organization."
Alternatives: "a possible path of" or "a likely direction of".
We examined age of onset of bipolar disorder as a potential course-of-illness modifier with the hypothesis that early onset will engender more severe illness.
There are so many variables to take into account that it's impossible to rely on a single potential course of events.
A Government spokesman said: "We have and continue to consider all potential courses of action to improve security at the Channel Tunnel in Coquelles and to prevent any loss of life.
Due to the increasing prevalence of these aneuploidy syndromes and their relative rarity, these reports are necessary to provide healthcare professionals with an indication of the potential course of the pregnancies, and to facilitate appropriate parental counseling.
This paper presents results of a simulation model showing the major differences between the potential course of lives of men who decide to be screened and those of men who decide not to be screened.
Patients with chronic disease are particularly interested in the potential course of their disease in order to better understand what a diagnosis such as COPD implies for them.
First, since images of the future are understood as meaningful representations about potential course of events and developments [45] that organizations make to reduce uncertainty these images could be used as a reference source while reconstructing company's intents.
Wary of the president's potential course of action, Republicans were both irritated by Pfeiffer's threat and critical of what they saw as an effort to stir up Democratic voters and financial donors.
This finding warrants special attention to the potential course of avian influenza (H5N1) infection in dogs.
