The phrase "a potential incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that may occur or has the possibility of happening, often in contexts related to safety, security, or risk management.
Example: "The team is preparing for a potential incident during the event, ensuring all safety protocols are in place."
Alternatives: "a possible occurrence" or "a likely event".
So various tricks are used to automate the process.Some systems work in "real time" to alert security staff to a potential incident being filmed by a camera.
Gen. Robert B. Brown, the deputy American military commander for northern Iraq, that if Mr. Nujaifi "traveled into Kurdish controlled area, there would be a potential incident," the May report noted.
When two groups of inmates moved toward each other, the experimental computer system sent an alert — a text message — to a corrections officer that warned of a potential incident and gave the location.
The consequence modelling package Phast examines the progress of a potential incident from the initial release to the far-field dispersion including the modelling of rainout and subsequent vaporisation.
Upon noticing a potential incident, the robots alert a human team, which determines the necessary actions.
An RNLI spokesman said it was not a common occurrence for Humber RNLI, but "necessary to avert a potential incident developing".
They are used to reduce any potential incidents in the process plant to as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP) level.
But this incident does recall the need for us to be vigilant at all times and the public to be alert at any potential incidents.
At this point, one might ask whether it is worth reporting all realised incidents and all potential incidents.
The rolling wall -- really a chain-link gate -- was the way around a potential international incident.
And a man has been detained after a potential chemical incident in Bristol.
