The phrase "a potential drop of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in voltage, pressure, or other measurable quantities in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The experiment showed a potential drop of 5 volts across the resistor."
Alternatives: "a possible decrease of" or "an expected reduction of".
This physical situation, with two populations with unequal temperatures in contact, favors the formation of a double layer, with a potential drop on the order of the electron temperature difference (Ishiguro et al., 1985).
Allowing for a potential drop out of 10%, increased the total targeted sample to a recruitment sample of 380 participants.
To account for a potential drop out of around 20% (in line with comparable studies), we are increasing the sample size to N = 154, n = 77 per group.
Taking into account a potential drop out of 10%% it was decided to involve 70 heavy smokers with established airflow limitation and 70 heavy smokers with normal lung function.
Taking into account a potential drop -out rate of 20% (e.g., due to exhaustion or medical complications), we aim to include a total of 184 breast cancer patients.
The paper suggests Scotland's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could fall by up to 7% and trade with the EU could also be "significantly impaired", with a forecast for a potential drop in Scottish exports of between10%and20%20%.
The initial clozapine dose of 300 mg/day was increased to 400 mg/day once his fluoxetine was stopped, in anticipation of a potential drop in the clozapine level following the loss of enzyme inhibition.
This picture is much different than the original picture of Io as a unipolar inductor in which an electric potential drop of 500 kV appeared across Io.
There's nothing wrong with selling over 74 million smartphones, but that showed a minimal year-on-year increase, and preceded the warning of a potential drop in sales for Q1 2016.
