The phrase "a potential crash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of a crash occurring, often in contexts related to technology, finance, or safety.
Example: "The software update may introduce a potential crash that could disrupt user experience."
Alternatives: "a possible failure" or "a likely breakdown."
"This could lead to a potential crash".
Even without a potential crash, investors should be wary of the sector, cautions Adrian Lowock of Bestinvest.
The use of on-board electronics in combination with various cameras and sensors is already fairly commonplace in production cars, which offer collision-avoidance systems that sense a potential crash and apply the brakes, or an alert that tells drivers that they are veering across lane markings.
Box-shaped bumper beams mounted on vehicles serve as shock absorbers in a potential crash.
Users simply plug the Splitsecnd device into their car's cigarette lighter and from then on, it will use its accelerometer to watch for a potential crash.
This can be accomplished through the implementation of specific safety measures based on the specific configuration of a work zone as a potential crash location.
SD recording also avoids the pitfalls of a potential crashing hard drive and allows for up to 100 track hours of recording using all 16 tracks.
4.4, higher PAI value indicates better ability of a method to locate high potential crash in a small area, which practically helps road agencies to efficiently mobilize limited resource.
A smart camera measures the distance to potential crash objects and pedal positions, vehicle speed, longitudinal and lateral accelerometers will be used to identify driver reactions such as avoidance manoeuvres.
He saw that Vince Cable was right when he said last autumn that there was a potential "train crash" as bankers' bonuses collided with spending cuts.
And he is much more positive about the market, telling investors that his fund is reducing its hedge against a potential market crash.
