The phrase "a potential for exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing risks, vulnerabilities, or opportunities for revealing information or being affected by something.
Example: "In this study, we identified a potential for exposure to harmful chemicals in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a risk of exposure" or "an opportunity for exposure."
EHS offers services for identifying asbestos-containing materials, prior to construction or maintenance activities that may disturb asbestos, air sampling in areas where friable (easily crumbled by hand pressure) asbestos is known to exist, and personal and area air sampling where there is a potential for exposure.
EHS offers services for identifying asbestos-containing materials, prior to construction or maintenance activities, which may disturb asbestos, air sampling in areas where friable (easily crumbled by hand pressure) asbestos is known to exist, and personal and area air sampling where there is a potential for exposure.
However, there was still a potential for exposure misclassification in using residence at diagnosis.
Thus, the historic and environmental evidence suggested a potential for exposure from 1954 until evacuation.
This suggests that even if nitro musk production was discontinued there is still a potential for exposure.
Retrospective data are often subjected to recall bias and could lead to a potential for exposure misclassification.
Land application of treated sewage and biosolids creates a potential for human exposure to these organisms through direct and indirect contact.
Individuals with a potential for occupational exposure to As were also excluded.
CO is a known neurotoxin, and there is a potential for chronic exposure to exert neurologic effects.
This study has demonstrated a potential for high exposure of children and young adults to alcohol marketing through social media websites.
Because fracking activities and wastewater disposal often take place in close proximity to where people live and work, there's a potential for human exposure, according to Burch.
